Transcription of ELECTRICAL ARC FLASH HAZARD MANAGEMENT GUIDELINE
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ELECTRICAL ARC FLASH HAZARD MANAGEMENT GUIDELINEM arch 2019 This publication is supported by AGL pursuant to an enforceable undertaking between AGL Macquarie ACN 167 859 494 and SafeWork NSW, dated 16 April document has been prepared by a cross section of Electricity generation industry practitioners and professionals and is endorsed by the Australian Energy Council (AEC). The contribution of AGL Macquarie, Alinta Energy, Synergy, Delta Electricity, Stanwell, CS Energy, Hydro Tasmania, Snowy Hydro, Thomson Bridge, Origin Energy, ENGIE, HIESN and Palisade Asset MANAGEMENT is appreciated. This document was published by the Australia Energy Council (AEC) Level 14, 50 Market Street, Melbourne, VIC, 3000. DisclaimerThis document refers to various standards, guidelines, calculations, legal requirements, technical details and other information.
5.0 ELECTRICAL ARC FLASH HAZARD MANAGEMENT 12 5.1 Overview of Hazard Management Process 12 5.2 What is an Arc Flash? 13 5.3 What is Arc Plasma? 15 5.4 Other products of an Arc Fault 15 5.5 When and where do electrical faults occur? 16 Table 1: Increasing arc flash risks with work activity 19 5.6 Incident Energy / Heat Flux 19
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