Direct Lightning Effects
Direct Lightning Effects is a phenomenon in lightning protection studies referring to the immediate and primary physical impacts—such as thermal, mechanical, and electromagnetic forces—induced by the direct attachment of a lightning discharge to a structure or material, distinguishing it from secondary or indirect effects that arise from coupling or downstream consequences.
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Charles V. Wetli · American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology · 1996 · 91 citations
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Mark M. Ravitch, Richard Lane, Peter Šafář et al. · New England Journal of Medicine · 1961 · 88 citations
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Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry
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General Electric (United States)
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Sapienza University of Rome
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Hokuriku Electric Power Company (Japan)
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Uppsala University
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Shonan Institute of Technology
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