When people think of lightning rods, they often assume that they are designed to "avoid" lightning. In reality, lightning rods work by safely attracting and conducting lightning currents into the ground, protecting buildings and equipment from direct lightning strikes.
When people mention grounding rods, they often imagine a simple metal rod driven into the ground. However, this seemingly ordinary component plays a critical role in protecting infrastructure across industries such as power, telecommunications, petrochemicals, and rail transportation.
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