Steel pipes are protected against lightning strikes by installing lightning rods or grounding systems near the pipes. These systems provide a path of least resistance for lightning to follow, diverting the electrical current away from the pipes and minimizing the risk of damage or explosions.
Steel pipes are typically protected against lightning strikes through the use of lightning rods and grounding systems. These measures help to divert the electrical energy from a lightning strike away from the steel pipes, preventing damage or potential accidents.
Steel pipes are protected against lightning strikes by installing lightning rods or grounding systems on top of the structures where the pipes are located. These systems help to divert the electrical discharge from lightning strikes, reducing the risk of damage to the steel pipes.
