Injuries to Shade Trees From Electricity
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Near the negative electrode. The burned area about the positive electrode was about 95 per cent more than occurred about the negative electrode. In each case it extended about twice as far above and below the point of contact as to the sides of the electrodes, thus showing a tendency of the current to travel in a vertical direction rather than laterally.
The immediate portions around the electrodes were more affected than those further remote. There was an area of tissue about 5 in. Long betwee...n the large and small oval burning that was uninjured, showing that burning was confined about the area of the electrodes, and the current did not burn a groove from one pole to the other. The current traversing the film of water on the bark was necessarily small, at least not sufficient to do any damage at a short distance from the electrodes. The results obtained by passing a current for a brief period through 161-2 ft. And 7 ft. Of the tree trunk showed no effect on the tissues. A young pear tree, 2 ft.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Near the negative electrode. The burned area about the positive electrode was about 95 per cent more than occurred about the negative electrode. In each case it extended about twice as far above and below the point of contact as to the sides of the electrodes, thus showing a tendency of the current to travel in a vertical direction rather than laterally.
The immediate portions around the electrodes were more affected than those further remote. There was an area of tissue about 5 in. Long betwee...n the large and small oval burning that was uninjured, showing that burning was confined about the area of the electrodes, and the current did not burn a groove from one pole to the other. The current traversing the film of water on the bark was necessarily small, at least not sufficient to do any damage at a short distance from the electrodes. The results obtained by passing a current for a brief period through 161-2 ft. And 7 ft. Of the tree trunk showed no effect on the tissues. A young pear tree, 2 ft.
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