Ratings of Insulators Rated by three voltage ⚫ Working Voltage: The voltage at which an insulator is designed to bear the steady state voltage. ⚫ Puncture voltage: The voltage ta which flashover occurs through air surrounding the insulator. ⚫ Flashover voltage: The voltage at which insulator breaks through between conductor and pin. ⚫ Safety Factor = Flashover Voltage/ Working Voltage Types of insulators • Pin type : For transmission and distribution upto 33 KV . • String type insulator: 1. Suspension type : For voltage greater than 33 KV. 2. Strain type: For dead ends, corner or sharp curve. ⚫ Shackle type: For low voltage distribution lines & can be used either in a horizontal or vertical position. Pin type Insulators ⚫ Pin type insulator can be one part, two parts or three parts type, depending upon application voltage. ⚫ Generally one part type insulator where whole pin insulator is one piece of properly shaped porcelain or glass is used in 11 kV lines. String type Insulators ⚫ String insulator consists of numbers of insulators connected in series to form a string. Suspension type Insulators ⚫ The conductor is suspended at the bottom end of this string while the other end of the string is secured to the cross-arm of the tower. ⚫ Each insulator of a suspension string is called disc insulator because of their disc like shape. Strain Insulator ⚫ Exactly same as suspension insulator but placed in horizontal plane. ⚫ Used to sustain extraordinary tensile load of conductor ⚫ At dead ends, at sharp corners in transmission line. String efficiency ⚫ Unequal distribution of voltage across string due to presence of shunt capacitance ⚫ Disc nearest to the conductor is having more voltage across it
Ratings of Insulators Rated by three voltage ⚫ Working Voltage: The voltage at which an insulator is designed to bear the steady state voltage. ⚫ Puncture voltage: The voltage ta which flashover occurs through air surrounding the insulator. ⚫ Flashover voltage: The voltage at which insulator breaks through between conductor and pin. ⚫ Safety Factor = Flashover Voltage/ Working Voltage Types of insulators • Pin type : For transmission and distribution upto 33 KV . • String type insulator: 1. Suspension type : For voltage greater than 33 KV. 2. Strain type: For dead ends, corner or sharp curve. ⚫ Shackle type: For low voltage distribution lines & can be used either in a horizontal or vertical position. Pin type Insulators ⚫ Pin type insulator can be one part, two parts or three parts type, depending upon application voltage. ⚫ Generally one part type insulator where whole pin insulator is one piece of properly shaped porcelain or glass is used in 11 kV lines. String type Insulators ⚫ String insulator consists of numbers of insulators connected in series to form a string. Suspension type Insulators ⚫ The conductor is suspended at the bottom end of this string while the other end of the string is secured to the cross-arm of the tower. ⚫ Each insulator of a suspension string is called disc insulator because of their disc like shape. Strain Insulator ⚫ Exactly same as suspension insulator but placed in horizontal plane. ⚫ Used to sustain extraordinary tensile load of conductor ⚫ At dead ends, at sharp corners in transmission line. String efficiency ⚫ Unequal distribution of voltage across string due to presence of shunt capacitance ⚫ Disc nearest to the conductor is having more voltage across it
Crazy to think that you’re literally watching air molecules be heated to the point of incandescence. Like the literal air between the connectors is being heated glowing white hot by the electrical arc, and done so instantly. Electricity is a terrifying but awe inspiring thing
I remember when i was in kg i had put my little finger in the socket and turned it on to see what happens😂 but thankfully nothing happened maybe because my body was connected with only 1 end of it or finger was not small enough to make the connection with the wire.
@@s.j.7983 or maybe you put your finger in neutral hole. I did the same thing as a kid, but I wasn't as lucky as you. What can I tell you, I got Shocked.
Because ionised gas molecules dance on the tune of electric field and their generated magnetic field. They also experience buoyancy because of their high temperature.
Ratings of Insulators Rated by three voltage ⚫ Working Voltage: The voltage at which an insulator is designed to bear the steady state voltage. ⚫ Puncture voltage: The voltage ta which flashover occurs through air surrounding the insulator. ⚫ Flashover voltage: The voltage at which insulator breaks through between conductor and pin. ⚫ Safety Factor = Flashover Voltage/ Working Voltage Types of insulators • Pin type : For transmission and distribution upto 33 KV . • String type insulator: 1. Suspension type : For voltage greater than 33 KV. 2. Strain type: For dead ends, corner or sharp curve. ⚫ Shackle type: For low voltage distribution lines & can be used either in a horizontal or vertical position. Pin type Insulators ⚫ Pin type insulator can be one part, two parts or three parts type, depending upon application voltage. ⚫ Generally one part type insulator where whole pin insulator is one piece of properly shaped porcelain or glass is used in 11 kV lines. String type Insulators ⚫ String insulator consists of numbers of insulators connected in series to form a string. Suspension type Insulators ⚫ The conductor is suspended at the bottom end of this string while the other end of the string is secured to the cross-arm of the tower. ⚫ Each insulator of a suspension string is called disc insulator because of their disc like shape. Strain Insulator ⚫ Exactly same as suspension insulator but placed in horizontal plane. ⚫ Used to sustain extraordinary tensile load of conductor ⚫ At dead ends, at sharp corners in transmission line. String efficiency ⚫ Unequal distribution of voltage across string due to presence of shunt capacitance ⚫ Disc nearest to the conductor is having more voltage across it
@@paradox9551 I think you could present it better than that. Electrons are not ripped out from the air. The electrons are still in the air. What happens is the electric field strength is high enough to rip the electrons away from the atoms and an avalanche breakdown occurs, where those electrons slam into the electrons bound to other atoms and a cascade effect occurs. Those electrons released from the atoms are then free to conduct electricity. The light produced from the arc is a consequence of those excited electrons falling back down through the energy levels and the lost energy is converted into photons of electromagnetic radiation where the colour (which is the wavelength) is dependent upon the particular gas that has been excited. I asked you the question to see if you knew the answer. I already knew it.
Then with a serious face he snatches his glasses off, his face, glaring the camera straight dead on, and says "You. Mind. If. I. Wild. Out?" Then he turns around and starts clapping his metallic ass cheeks together like someone banging two pans together.
@@Argus10q extremely high voltage electricity can polarise your cells regardless if you touch the floor or wear rubber boots. The voltage is just so high that nothing can save you
Well having electric power is not that good except for the electric bill what it can do? Shoot electric beam? Pretty cool but i want to have strength and agility like Spiderman.
@@abeginnerspov5968 it would be more than just a ouch. They run electricity through powerlines at very high amperage. If you were to touch those lines you would be instantly fried killing you.
It's oddly beautiful. It looks and moves around like fire. I always expect electricity to be sharp in its movements, but it's cool to see that it flows.
@@notsam498 It's a good explanation, but it's mostly hot soot you see in most fires, with very little plasma. That's why clean-burning sootless fires are so hard to see. But the principal is the same, hot gas rises, and since the hot gas is the conduit power is flowing across, the arc rises with it. Basically what an electric Jacob's ladder does.
@@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr Because slightly touching a faulty powerline can equate to instant death, even if you're in a vehicle. Seeing a free lightning bolt, unaware if it can break free and fly towards your direction to give you an extremely painful death is terrifying.
Engineer: by disconnecting the cable we break the electrical circuit, this means that the electricity will stop flowing Electricity: no, I don't think I will
@@daylight_exe4538 because the arc travels through ionized hot gas, which rises in the atmosphere. that's why the arc goes up and wiggles before it can no longer take that path, at which points it takes a new path
For those wondering this is a high electric arc thru air molecules that are then turned into plasma using triphase morphing into a column of inert gasses.
Why does California have so many blackouts? _The land managed by the US federal government that isn’t taken care of and catches on fire so we have to shut off power to not burn half the state_ :
@@user-de4cq6uk6l Not even just that, its another problem that most uitlity companies are privatised, making them COMPLETELY unwilling to do anything positive. For example the largest utility company in California hasnt dont maintenance for like a decade or two because they cant get a profit out of it.
Heh. Guess this joke is too hard for some people to understand. But worry not, I completely understand your message and find it one of the best comments here.
It took me literally like 10 minutes to understand this so I’ll explain it. (MAJOR SPOILERS FOR JOJO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE PART 7) When the Diego from an alternate world tried to steal the corpse parts from Johnny with his stand [The World] the name of the story arc was High Voltage.
These kids obviously have never been to Florida with thunderstorms that have way more voltage than those tiny toothpicks next to their windows on the daily. Typical Californian wusses. 🙄
Yes i know its another dio from another dimension from valentine s stand. But still doesnt makes sense for me since he s literally already fated to get SM
@deang5622 How close together do you really think it is? Keep in mind 1 foot is 30 centimeters. Even if it's 3 feet apart that is 90,000 volts. And I'm assuming it's a little further apart then that, so somewhere over 100,000 volts. You consider that low voltage?
@@KingVin712 First of all you can see that the insulator used here is pin type insulator, used at maximum of 33KV. Secondly the towers are distribution type (wires are not that far apart etc etc) and distribution type dont have more than 11KV. And even if it is 100+KV, its not that much voltage, my college's High Voltage Engineering lab had 400+ KV transformer and i have worked on 600+ KV transmission line. you can have bigger and more insane arc in you home easily with a few capacitors and transformers
“That was a good one”
How many times have they just been connecting and disconnecting this poor city’s power line
😂
Holy cow poor citizens
Lol
Haha
lol
That's what every electric lighter aspires to be some day.
😂😂
😅
Ratings of Insulators
Rated by three voltage
⚫ Working Voltage: The voltage at which an insulator is
designed to bear the steady state voltage.
⚫ Puncture voltage: The voltage ta which flashover occurs
through air surrounding the insulator.
⚫ Flashover voltage: The voltage at which insulator breaks
through between conductor and pin.
⚫ Safety Factor = Flashover Voltage/ Working Voltage
Types of insulators
• Pin type : For transmission and distribution upto
33 KV .
• String type insulator:
1. Suspension type : For voltage greater than 33
KV.
2. Strain type: For dead ends, corner or sharp
curve.
⚫ Shackle type: For low voltage distribution lines &
can be used either in a horizontal or vertical position.
Pin type Insulators
⚫ Pin type insulator can be one part, two parts or three parts
type, depending upon application voltage.
⚫ Generally one part type insulator where whole pin
insulator is one piece of properly shaped porcelain or glass
is used in 11 kV lines.
String type Insulators
⚫ String insulator consists of numbers of insulators
connected in series to form a string.
Suspension type Insulators
⚫ The conductor is suspended at the
bottom end of this string while
the other end of the string is
secured to the cross-arm of the
tower.
⚫ Each insulator of a suspension
string is called disc insulator
because of their disc like shape.
Strain Insulator
⚫ Exactly same as suspension insulator but placed in
horizontal plane.
⚫ Used to sustain extraordinary tensile load of conductor
⚫ At dead ends, at sharp corners in transmission line.
String efficiency
⚫ Unequal distribution of voltage across string due to
presence of shunt capacitance
⚫ Disc nearest to the conductor is having more voltage
across it
Ratings of Insulators
Rated by three voltage
⚫ Working Voltage: The voltage at which an insulator is
designed to bear the steady state voltage.
⚫ Puncture voltage: The voltage ta which flashover occurs
through air surrounding the insulator.
⚫ Flashover voltage: The voltage at which insulator breaks
through between conductor and pin.
⚫ Safety Factor = Flashover Voltage/ Working Voltage
Types of insulators
• Pin type : For transmission and distribution upto
33 KV .
• String type insulator:
1. Suspension type : For voltage greater than 33
KV.
2. Strain type: For dead ends, corner or sharp
curve.
⚫ Shackle type: For low voltage distribution lines &
can be used either in a horizontal or vertical position.
Pin type Insulators
⚫ Pin type insulator can be one part, two parts or three parts
type, depending upon application voltage.
⚫ Generally one part type insulator where whole pin
insulator is one piece of properly shaped porcelain or glass
is used in 11 kV lines.
String type Insulators
⚫ String insulator consists of numbers of insulators
connected in series to form a string.
Suspension type Insulators
⚫ The conductor is suspended at the
bottom end of this string while
the other end of the string is
secured to the cross-arm of the
tower.
⚫ Each insulator of a suspension
string is called disc insulator
because of their disc like shape.
Strain Insulator
⚫ Exactly same as suspension insulator but placed in
horizontal plane.
⚫ Used to sustain extraordinary tensile load of conductor
⚫ At dead ends, at sharp corners in transmission line.
String efficiency
⚫ Unequal distribution of voltage across string due to
presence of shunt capacitance
⚫ Disc nearest to the conductor is having more voltage
across it
@@ankitkumarsingh8055 it called a stun gun
Honestly this arc was the best ngl. The character development and the storyline was truly magnificent.
Yeah man. I mean, Diego coming back with THE WORLD was quite a surprise
@@arthurashabreu It's that a Jojo Reference?
@@ferbenitez836 You thought it was a Jojo's reference
BUT IT WAS ME, DIO!!
@@ferbenitez836 nah it's a persona reference
Yea Chimera ant arc is the best arc in Shounen
Crazy to think that you’re literally watching air molecules be heated to the point of incandescence. Like the literal air between the connectors is being heated glowing white hot by the electrical arc, and done so instantly. Electricity is a terrifying but awe inspiring thing
Not white hot but blue hot - it's even hotter than white hot)
You're just watching a voltage high enough that even air becomes a conductor
I've seen some videos of poor workmen stuck to these things as they're being electrocuted. No amount of money in the world could make me do that job.
Thats actually plasma being formed, rather than air molecules being heated up. Very cool nonetheless
Yeah thats produce free radicals too, like the oxygen in the air can turn into ozone
*DANGER LEVEL*
The "I don't care, that looks sweet" Level
This comment exists so you can see how many likes you have
I remember when i was in kg i had put my little finger in the socket and turned it on to see what happens😂 but thankfully nothing happened maybe because my body was connected with only 1 end of it or finger was not small enough to make the connection with the wire.
Ah yes the kind of the comment that you don't know how to reply.Those are top tiers
@@s.j.7983 or maybe you put your finger in neutral hole.
I did the same thing as a kid, but I wasn't as lucky as you. What can I tell you, I got Shocked.
Its horrifying
*Fun Fact : Every video shorter than 1 minute is Legendary*
My man😁 dude you have hit the nail on its head
Not necessarily
So fcking truuuuuuue
Stolen
I beg to differ I had my fair share of less than one minute vids not be even good
My brain: "That looks so dangerous, dont be near that"
Also my brain: "Wanna touch it?"
imagine how fast that would cook chicken nuggets
Not just touching, but eating. For some reason it looks quite tasty.
@@FloridaManGaming forbidden spaghetti. "The taste is quite shocking!" - the last person who eat it
Haha
Lol
Impressive, very nice. Let's see Paul Allen's high voltage arc.
Incredible look at that tasty thickness
@@alecpowers8591 it even has a watermark
so sigma
😎
The sound immediately made me think of Serial Experiments Lain
As someone who saw something like this for the first time, electric fires look pretty cool.
Izzy Brizzie pretty cool and pretty dangerous too,lol
That is plasma, basically surface of the sun
Because ionised gas molecules dance on the tune of electric field and their generated magnetic field.
They also experience buoyancy because of their high temperature.
Looks pretty cool but its not cool at all. It can damage equipment because its generating huge amount of heat. Basically, its thunder on the ground
Ratings of Insulators
Rated by three voltage
⚫ Working Voltage: The voltage at which an insulator is
designed to bear the steady state voltage.
⚫ Puncture voltage: The voltage ta which flashover occurs
through air surrounding the insulator.
⚫ Flashover voltage: The voltage at which insulator breaks
through between conductor and pin.
⚫ Safety Factor = Flashover Voltage/ Working Voltage
Types of insulators
• Pin type : For transmission and distribution upto
33 KV .
• String type insulator:
1. Suspension type : For voltage greater than 33
KV.
2. Strain type: For dead ends, corner or sharp
curve.
⚫ Shackle type: For low voltage distribution lines &
can be used either in a horizontal or vertical position.
Pin type Insulators
⚫ Pin type insulator can be one part, two parts or three parts
type, depending upon application voltage.
⚫ Generally one part type insulator where whole pin
insulator is one piece of properly shaped porcelain or glass
is used in 11 kV lines.
String type Insulators
⚫ String insulator consists of numbers of insulators
connected in series to form a string.
Suspension type Insulators
⚫ The conductor is suspended at the
bottom end of this string while
the other end of the string is
secured to the cross-arm of the
tower.
⚫ Each insulator of a suspension
string is called disc insulator
because of their disc like shape.
Strain Insulator
⚫ Exactly same as suspension insulator but placed in
horizontal plane.
⚫ Used to sustain extraordinary tensile load of conductor
⚫ At dead ends, at sharp corners in transmission line.
String efficiency
⚫ Unequal distribution of voltage across string due to
presence of shunt capacitance
⚫ Disc nearest to the conductor is having more voltage
across it
Legendary video requirements:
1) Short title
2)Less than 1 minute
3) Old
Eveny your comment is 1min old :|
Yess
Yup
what ABOUT Mr Beast videos
@@babitajain3235 not legend 😂
For those wondering what actually happened, that's dielectric breakdown of air due to high electric field.
😂
@@J.F.-yy8jiI understand now!
But what actually is a dielectric breakdown?
@@deang5622it means the electrons in the air get ripped out and it becomes a channel of plasma for the current to travel through
@@paradox9551 I think you could present it better than that.
Electrons are not ripped out from the air.
The electrons are still in the air.
What happens is the electric field strength is high enough to rip the electrons away from the atoms and an avalanche breakdown occurs, where those electrons slam into the electrons bound to other atoms and a cascade effect occurs. Those electrons released from the atoms are then free to conduct electricity.
The light produced from the arc is a consequence of those excited electrons falling back down through the energy levels and the lost energy is converted into photons of electromagnetic radiation where the colour (which is the wavelength) is dependent upon the particular gas that has been excited.
I asked you the question to see if you knew the answer. I already knew it.
They open a portal to another dimension.
Maybe
🤣🤣🤣🤣
They're trying to extract argent energy
touch them and you'll go to a different realm
The portal to hueco mundo
So this is why California always has a blackout every 2 weeks or so
Here before 10k likes.
Top kek.
here before 5 likes
dont like or reply to my comment pls
Here before 15 likes
Everyone's gangsta until terminator comes out from the spark.
Hahahahahaha
come with me if you want to live
Im ur 1k like!
Then with a serious face he snatches his glasses off, his face, glaring the camera straight dead on, and says "You. Mind. If. I. Wild. Out?"
Then he turns around and starts clapping his metallic ass cheeks together like someone banging two pans together.
@@juggerswood 🤣🤣🤣
If electroboom saw this he'd say:
"That looks very dangerous"
"Let's touch it"
And then say "nah that's dumb"
I read that in his voice
**giant "electric" guitar intensifies**
(one of his first videos)
No he wouldnt.
Yeh
I feel bad for people who didn’t get this recommended to them
Like me friend
The Algorithm has looked down on me this day and shown me favour. So i am now cramming my view history with arc videos :).
Lol I'm supposed to do homework right now but this video came out of nowhere
Me
Probably because they kept having power cuts 🤣
My brain: It is very dangerous
Also my brain: What happens if we touch it
Electroboom's brain
death occurs
It literally fries you.
You'll have an orgasm if you touch it.
Super powers
Just a few seconds is good, thanks for recommending this
Hey how your channe got verified
@@dronjogofficial he has 100k+ subs so...
M
Lmao
You Indonesia
chuck mcgill's worst nightmare
My brain right now:
"Don't touch it."
"Touch it."
My Brain: ah yes, my favorite 👉⚡️
If you don’t touch the floor or wear rubber boots you won’t die
"You never know what it really is without feeling it yourself."
@@Argus10qi dont know man.. i think that safety precaution is only applicable on home electricity.
this sht can kill you whatsoever
@@Argus10q extremely high voltage electricity can polarise your cells regardless if you touch the floor or wear rubber boots. The voltage is just so high that nothing can save you
Lol YT recommended this.
"thats a good one"
😛
I’m here
ruclips.net/video/tKziCOpY0Dk/видео.html
😂
Read this comment exactly when he said the phrase dam perfect timing
Everyone waiting for their power to come back:
Electrical engineers: haha tower go bzzzz
😂😂😂😂
Electricians, not electrical engineers.
@Salman Alsharif AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
HAHAHAHAHAH😂😂
Lol
Such a great arc. Truly felt as if time had stopped.
Electric Fire: exists
Karens: Quick, *put it out with water!*
🤣
How can karens be super dumb?
@@faizan2987 they are born that way, smh.
Where is CBI is it busy or what?
It's you again....
shocking
shocking
本物や
Nicee
Aeyyy
Eeeyyyyyy
This is the unforgettable sound.
The unforgettable 120Hz hum (with a few overtones)
@@bwhog bringing you up and taking you down.
Electricity is weird.. The arcs look like they shouldn't exist in the real world but do..
Its just what your eyes can see due to light
@@ErosionSwords literally everything you see is "what your eyes can see due to light"
@@commanderleo and who the fuck are you to command someone to be quiet?
@@dupeken and who the fuck are you to question who the fuck he is to command someone to be quiet?
I never use the electric spells in skyrim because I thought they were unrealistic-looking.
TIL they did a pretty damn good job
"This is why every kid wants spiderman's power instead of that electric power "
Nice pfp 😩💖
You can have both with miles morales
Well having electric power is not that good except for the electric bill what it can do? Shoot electric beam? Pretty cool but i want to have strength and agility like Spiderman.
@@lazarx804 big brain
I wanna be Spiderman and go there and die
Me: that's dangerous
My brain: Touch It
lol😂
Dopamine shit
😂
That should had been vice versa. Your brain that's dangerous Nd you touch it
😂 Not pressing a buttom 😂
High electricity: "can kill you*
My brain: *Touch it*
I love your profile picture
you may get random shit superpowers
Copy comment
@@Pranikanta_Sal I don't know what you're talking about
Yes
When the voltage is so high you can’t turn things off.
True, hehe😅
So this is how After Effects was invented.
I just saw you in windmill gets destroyed
Nonsense
Bro,How the heck r u verified?
Noob
@@dr.farzanahossain8025 100K Subscribers + have an established brand
Beware of the puns, they're shockingly good.
See what you did there
One day this will be the top comment and people will be reading my reply
@@veryyrude same
Totally an electrifying puns
Yes, but this was the opposite, This was electrifyingly horrible.
thats a good one
You gotta verify yourself. I had to check you out to see you have 100000 subs
I need 1k subs
Ur everwhere
@@justaguyp1707 shut the fuck up
@@yousef1578 why me
Next thing you know, Arnold would be walking around naked
Either him or Kyle Reese. 😂
Better hide your clothes, your boots, and your motorcycle quick
This spell looks dangerous, keep your distance.
at which level do I unlock it? I'd like to try this build on my mage
Keep this at 69 vote!
an underrated comment :)
Kuro Inabikari they ruined it smh
Look at this ruclips.net/video/GMbN9nb3qyk/видео.html
thor is that you
No
No
No
Your first Yes.
Nggak, bukan
The sound is awesome 👍🏼
Electricity's colour is white! 😲
It looks white but blue at the same time for me. Or violet I don't know.
@@rainvast8982 ya true:
It's not the color of the electricity... It's the plasma
Color depends upon the gas in which electrons are conducting
@@guessit.2540 why u mad he's ri8
Electricity in movies: Lightning sounds
Electrical irl: Mosquito on steroids
Best such sound effects were in first Thor movie. The sound design took God of THUNDER very seriously.
Underrated comment
On steroids🤣
This is the most random thing RUclips has ever recommended me.
Mera channel subscribe kardo ....
same here
I’m subbed to ELECTROBOOM so it wasn’t that random for me
Not to me
RUclips have recommended me things very random and strange
Hello
The way this works is that they install mini Palpatines in these
Based on the sound, and how smooth it moves, i can only describe this as
*crispy*
I agree.
Shut up
@@jyothim558 mabye you should shut up
Me: That's a lot of electric power
Brain: *Touch it*
Me: But I-
Brain: *T o u ch*
T-------- *OUCH*
Lol
this is a very funny comment 😂😂
@@abeginnerspov5968 it would be more than just a ouch. They run electricity through powerlines at very high amperage. If you were to touch those lines you would be instantly fried killing you.
@Nik Sch there's tons of footage of this on RUclips
Hello Everyone, This Is YOUR Daily Dose of Internet
I just uploaded the video to his channel
I hope he put it in his video
Edit: he just uploaded 2 videos but this one was not featured
So sad
@@GT_sSs Wonder where he even finds these videos so quickly.
Gogeta Blue Yeah, people send the cool videos to him or he finds them himself
Lol waiting 😂
Taking this comment into account, this is my third daily dose of internet.
Richtofen upgrades his Wunderwaffe.
Everyone gangsta until Jimbo comes out wearing a suit completely made of metal.
Who?
@@muhammadusmanrafique3517 Tales of Arcadia reference
**hazardous environments plays**
We all do things in the heat of passion Jimbo
It's oddly beautiful. It looks and moves around like fire. I always expect electricity to be sharp in its movements, but it's cool to see that it flows.
they call it current for a reason buddy.
It's following the breakdown path. Because it's conducting across plasma and that tends to rise due to the heat. Just like plasma moves in fire.
@@notsam498 It's a good explanation, but it's mostly hot soot you see in most fires, with very little plasma. That's why clean-burning sootless fires are so hard to see. But the principal is the same, hot gas rises, and since the hot gas is the conduit power is flowing across, the arc rises with it. Basically what an electric Jacob's ladder does.
@@Quietkid69420too many conjunctions
I love it when videos that are less than 1 minute show up
Plot twist: Thor was nearby.
Lol
Hah! We've enslaved Thor to do our bidding!
No.
@Abhishek Choudhary You will never know what I said :P
@@theartkid7226 ye u said it right
Voltage so high it immediately sends you to another dimension when touched
Imagine walking outside and randomly seeing this, that would be terrifying.
What do you mean! Tell me exactly what are you talking about
@@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr jg shut the fuck up
@@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr Because slightly touching a faulty powerline can equate to instant death, even if you're in a vehicle. Seeing a free lightning bolt, unaware if it can break free and fly towards your direction to give you an extremely painful death is terrifying.
not really
@@coolman5242 wow ok that is terrifying thank you for explaining sir!
It's just these small videos that we find on our homepage don't we?
if you call recommend page as homepage , you're psychopath dude
@@alphacentaurivii4568 sorry but i'm new to YT, 'coz earlier i used KaiOS' Jio Phone... Hope u can understand🤗
@@geetarani963 dont take it seriously tho , it just one of those "comment joke" Lol ...
@@alphacentaurivii4568 Yeah i can understand.. Have a good day🤗
@@geetarani963 you'll leave in 2 yrs
Engineer: by disconnecting the cable we break the electrical circuit, this means that the electricity will stop flowing
Electricity: no, I don't think I will
Only at high voltages this won’t happen with a double A battery
日本人がいねえから俺がここに爪痕残す！
lol
@@n.m.8802 you really clicked it tho
@@n.m.8802 ah good
Волшебный звук! Завораживает!!!
nobody talk about Hidden Tesla. oh right, nobody's playing Clash of Clans
Gotta👍
no
@@夕阳-n1h Y E S
Yeah hidden teslas
Yoo boii
THE WORLD: High Voltage arc was nice tbh.
Indeed
Hoho
You are approaching me?
Chill man
@@Hydroxysultaine wdym
The movement makes me feel like if I was watching something fake
ik, looks slow motion and makes me wonder why it doesn’t have a consistent travel to the other end🤔
@@daylight_exe4538 because the arc travels through ionized hot gas, which rises in the atmosphere. that's why the arc goes up and wiggles before it can no longer take that path, at which points it takes a new path
JimoftheSlim very interesting, thank you for answering my query 😁
JimoftheSlim thank you, I learn something new today, something which I might never use in my entire life
@@calfagra knowledge is power.
For those wondering this is a high electric arc thru air molecules that are then turned into plasma using triphase morphing into a column of inert gasses.
But what can kill it? It seems invincible.
@@TheAnantaSesa Cutting the circuit off
@@tappajaav looks like they tried that. Lol
@@TheAnantaSesa Apparently a 14 year old girl with the head of a corpse.
So funny I forgot to laugh @@TheAnantaSesa
Why does California have so many blackouts?
_California:_
Why does California have so many blackouts?
_The land managed by the US federal government that isn’t taken care of and catches on fire so we have to shut off power to not burn half the state_ :
Nice stolen comment
F
Press F for California
Caulifornia
@@user-de4cq6uk6l Not even just that, its another problem that most uitlity companies are privatised, making them COMPLETELY unwilling to do anything positive. For example the largest utility company in California hasnt dont maintenance for like a decade or two because they cant get a profit out of it.
Therapist : dont worry these voltages are just some effects
The voltages :
Lol i got electric stimulation recently and i know that
I thought its that part 7 arc
Nah this is the 3rd arc I think
@@nathansiao8692 muda-da muda johnny joestar
High Voltage, Diego's WORLD
Why do i hear muda muda in race?
Yea...
That epic moment when you come back with Za warudo
Heh. Guess this joke is too hard for some people to understand. But worry not, I completely understand your message and find it one of the best comments here.
@@DimonKrush Nice dude
It took me literally like 10 minutes to understand this so I’ll explain it. (MAJOR SPOILERS FOR JOJO’S BIZARRE ADVENTURE PART 7)
When the Diego from an alternate world tried to steal the corpse parts from Johnny with his stand [The World] the name of the story arc was High Voltage.
Bird sitting on one of the lines: “*chuckles* I’m In danger”
@a solo player who has two swords swordman Did you just assumed the bird's gender?
@a solo player who has two swords swordman Yea it could be a she instead of a he
Why bird 'chuckled'
Pessimist Kai I don’t understand what you are asking of me
@@jakefarrer2039 why did you use the word chuckle?
よく人間はこんなものを制御どころか生活の一部にしてるよな、凄い。
Greatest anime arc of all time.
Workers in control: "Is someone doing Barbeque?"
Igor: "Dr. Frankenstein, we are ready to begin."
Ohh, finally what they show in cartoons were real .... Uff ..
This indicates that thor is coming
Nope captain Marvel is coming don't you see that
Nope, captin amereica is coming
@@Ghost_Rider01 😂👌
You become Flash
Kon hai ye log kaha se aate hai ye log?
I feel like someone's gonna unironically say: "Ah yes, my favorite anime arc."
Ah yes, my favourite anime arc.
Well, since I’m a jojotard, yes there’s actually an arc named High Voltage in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Steel Ball Run
@@jukol2040 wait which one?
Are you a mind reader
@@bruv7521 Last arc in part 7.
Dr strange: "Wanna do time travel? GET READY"
I want to climb up and claim all this power.
You can claim it, but I'm sure that you won't be able to use it in heaven.
You just need an insulated bucket to hold it in, just make sure it's rated at least 75kv.
UNLIMITED POWER!
Lol
Before it you need to claim for insturance
“Is this what you want? Come on, strike me down Zeus, you don’t have the bal-“
I see, you are a man of culture as well.
😹😹😹
💀💀💀
69 likes
Nobody:
Palpatine: " unlimited power"
Lol
that's the senate
HAHAHAHAHAHHA YPU SAID NOBODY:AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA IM LAUGHING OUT LOUD ROLLING ON THE FLOR LAUGHING XDXD HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA FUNNY.
😂😂😂😂😂
@@bowgart5567 f u n y
No matter who you are, we can all agree opening high voltage circuits is cooler than closing them
The birds chilling on the wire : massivium bruhus momentium
Why...
@@Canadian_Soda ?
they perform birdy bop
Birds don't sit on high voltage wires
There were no birds visible in the video?
This video was sponsored by After Effect lol
woahhh why you here? LMAO
Didn't expect to see you here, Ay.
Woah What are You doing Here
Yooooo
Lol
RUclips algorithm: time for something a little *shocking*
Lol I got the pun
Lol
Recommendations are wierd
Lol
Me: Yes.
This arc was good, but low current arc was better
The protagonist learn much more in that arc.
you're not funny
@@MrLTiger you sound like the annoying kid in class
@@MrLTigerand you're no fun
Uhhh ok
Wife: Honey why is our electric bill so high?
Me:
Out those many likes
Why no one ever replied you?
* Reply *
Ok lemme reply you 🥺 "reply"
And then wake up and remember I don't have wife
@@sner365 hello pepe the frog
This guy is just called "Electric operator".
20% comments here are from the experienced electricians and 80% comments are from California.
lol
I’m neither
And this is our witty boy, Indian. 😎
🤣
@@str0027 😒😒😒
These kids obviously have never been to Florida with thunderstorms that have way more voltage than those tiny toothpicks next to their windows on the daily. Typical Californian wusses. 🙄
Electro has returned? Time to call spiderman
that is how power lines get revenge on birds
*Van Helsing Frankenstein scene makes sense NOW.*
What's the function of that stuff
@@imsahlaz483 it gives bodies life
@@beebs56 lol I mean the significance of that thing to exist on that structure
I don't even know what's that called
😂😂😂
@@imsahlaz483 I know lol I was just messing with you. I actually have no idea
And that's how anomalies are born, friends.
Is this some kind of stellaris reference?
@@smoothly9598 no, metro
@@dienadel95 STALKER gang
@@dienadel95 STALKER gang
@@dienadel95 ah shit you're right i haven't played metro in a while didn't remember that
No one:
My brain: *you need to touch it*
also me: what?
also my brain: just do it!
also me: a'ight
Then fly to north korea
IKR?😂
Just make sure you dig a grave right underneath so you save others the trouble.
@@nicholastidemann9384 Grave? They would eventually need a small ashtray.
Suddenly, “It’s alive, It’s ALIVE!!” popped into my head.
Imagine showing this to someone in the past.
“WE HAVE HARNESSED THE POWER OF LIGHTNING, but only by a little.”
Legit everything we do right now as humans lol.
After I watched it we lost power.
the man who said ´´ready´´ was definitely Thor.
lmao.
Exactly
RUclips recommends me after 3 years
Clouds in the sky: *Look mom, I can see Pikachu and Electrode fighting*
Electrode wins because it exploded itself
@@rajt9996 🤣✌🏻
Ah yes the High Voltage Arc. Lots of character development there
bit of a stretch but i guess ill like your comment
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Ah yes, my favorite steel ball run arc
Its not for me
He s literally has SM before. but for plot armor, he got another power
Yes i know its another dio from another dimension from valentine s stand. But still doesnt makes sense for me since he s literally already fated to get SM
Exactly how I imagined how it would sound like
The amount of voltage it takes for an arc to travel that far is insane.
Not it isn't. Around 1000 volts per centimetre is required.
These lines are as far as high voltage goes, are at the lower end of the voltage range.
@deang5622 How close together do you really think it is? Keep in mind 1 foot is 30 centimeters. Even if it's 3 feet apart that is 90,000 volts. And I'm assuming it's a little further apart then that, so somewhere over 100,000 volts. You consider that low voltage?
Yeah, 100 kV is nothing to sniff at. And the arc was stable for a long time....
@@KingVin712 First of all you can see that the insulator used here is pin type insulator, used at maximum of 33KV. Secondly the towers are distribution type (wires are not that far apart etc etc) and distribution type dont have more than 11KV. And even if it is 100+KV, its not that much voltage, my college's High Voltage Engineering lab had 400+ KV transformer and i have worked on 600+ KV transmission line. you can have bigger and more insane arc in you home easily with a few capacitors and transformers
Well, aren't most powerstations sending 400k volts? Isn't that the standard world wide or just In the EU?
*Girl:* "There's just no spark between us any more"
*Boy:* "Give me a second to get it up, you won't regret this"
Lol
😂💯👌🔥
Accurate depiction of how a Tesla feels after being charged
Yep.
Clash of Clans
I'm convinced Edison was right on this one thing.
Nobody:
**Azula when she sees Katara**
looool good one XD
Her love rival for Zuko's heart 🤭😏
@@MrAlepedroza no
@@MrAlepedroza are u stupid