NFPA
70E—Arc Flash Resource Center
Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace and Thermography
Best Practices
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NFPA 70E, Arc
Flash, and Safe and Efficient Thermography Practices
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NFPA 70E, Arc
Flash, and Safe and Efficient Thermography Practices presentation
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Estimates indicate that 10-15 serious
arc flash incidents — those that result in burn injuries requiring treatment
in a burn center — occur each day in the US, so it is not surprising
that awareness of the hazards associated with arc flash continues to grow.
Concerns
about operator safety in the event of an arc flash event are causing inspectors
of high voltage switch gear to adopt new practices.
What is an arc flash?
An arc flash is caused by
a phase-to-phase or phase-to-ground short circuit. The release of the energy
is in the form of plasma with virtually unlimited current carrying capacity.
An enormous amount of radiant energy explodes outward from the electrical equipment
creating pressure waves and a super heated ball of gas that can severely burn
anyone in it path.
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Thermography
best practices series:
Benefits of Automatic Multi-page Reporting Software
Learn how recent advances in software and
camera user interfaces have reduced time and expense to generate multi-page
reports. The paper also examines how integrated in-camera data logger software
reduces data entry error
and improves training efficacy.
Click
here for our comprehensive White Paper "How Automated Infrared
Inspection Report Generation Reduces Costs and Improves Program Effectiveness".

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here for a sample multi-page report. 
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Meet
the Team
We are pleased to introduce our newest team member.
TIM CALLENBACH
Western
Regional
Sales Manager
Tim will be supporting our thermography sales representative
in the western US and western Canada. Tim has over 10 years of
digital imaging experience and is an expert in high-speed data acquisition.
tcallenbach@electrophysics.com
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