Lightning Conductors: Their History, Nature, and Mode of ApplicationAnderson, Richard, F.C.S.
History
Lightning Conductors: Their History, Nature, and Mode of Application
Anderson, Richard, F.C.S.
Lightning conductors
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INDEX.
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PAGE
Accidents and fatalities from lightning 169–197
Admont, Styria, convent struck by lightning 67
Air-pump, the inventor of the 2
Alatri, the Cathedral of, struck by lightning 203
———— Father Secchi’s account thereof 203
Allamand (John Nicholas), his researches on electricity 4
Amber or ‘Electron’ and its properties 1
America, lightning protection in 133
———— the tramping ‘Lightning-rodmen’ of 133
———— account of the details of the American system 134
———— utilisation of gutters and rain-pipes in 134
———— the protection of chimneys and air-shafts in 136
———— the method of constructing the earth-terminal in 136
———— the protection of mineral oil tanks 138
Antrasme, France, church twice struck by lightning at the same
point 65
———— Arago’s remarks thereof 66
Arago on the observation of thunderstorms 62
———— on the efficiency of lightning-conductors 73
———— on whether lightning-conductors should be carried down
inside or outside a building 159
Area of protection theory 77, 101, 126, 145
Auffangstange, the German 145
Austria, statistics of fires caused by lightning in 174
B
Baden, statistics of deaths from lightning in 173
‘Balls _v._ points,’ the controversy of 40
Banker’s iron safe struck by lightning 221
Bavaria, statistics of fires caused by lightning in 173
Becquerel (Antoine C.), his experiments on the conductivity of
metals 51
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