Lo que veo este video, podria ser que esta haciendo arcos electricos por falta de contacto de una fase (se habra quemado uno de sus fusibles en los interruptores).
I pay money to watch movies and there are videos like this for free!
I am going to throw away all my dvds and cds, have my television smashed and burn my radio so I can sit here all day for the rest of my life and watch this most totally awesome, amazing, jaw-dropping, masterbating, inspiring, and lustful video ever shown in public!
I pay money to watch movies and there are videos like this for free!
I am going to throw away all my dvds and cds, have my television smashed and burn my radio so I can sit here all day for the rest of my life and watch this most totally awesome, amazing, jaw-dropping, masterbating, inspiring, and lustful video ever shown in public!
something tells me the switch failed open circuit and just by proximity is still conducting. I'd lose to see a measurement of what god awful noise it put in the transmission lines.
Even a small gap in the conductors as in this switch causes long arcs. It is due to the heating from the arc and magnetic fields in the conductor, This is damaging the insulator as well. This switch is toast!
@Hondasrock87 It is lost in the form of heat energy which goes into the atmosphere. So pretty much, most of it is just wasted up in the form of heat. I hope that answered you question. 8th grade science ftw :)
That's creating a hell of an uneven phase loading down line! I wouldn't want to run my equipment on that! I'd be shutting my plant down if I was being fed from that!
No. That is what we call a solid-blade switch (composed completely of metal). There is no overcurrent protection on it at all. The reason it is arcing the way it is, is most likely because of poor contact on the gate. It could also be arcing because the ceramic insulator above the switch is contaminated. But judging from the path of the arc it is probably a bad connection.
Even a tiny amount of crap on a HV insulator can cause this to happen - it's known as tracking. Alternatively, just search for "500kV switch in Russia" for a more epic arc than this.
actually, at the beginning of the video, you can see he's in a car. If it falls, he would be safe as long as he didn't touch any metal inside the car.
Rugermkiii asked, "is the arc plasma?" Yes. "Plasma" means "a highly ionized gas". Yup, that's what we're seeing in this video, all right: air atoms ripped apart by high voltage. This is known as "breakdown". One of the side effects is, when the oxygen ions and the electrons recombine, in addition to forming O2 (oxygen) molecules, they also form O3 (ozone) molecules, hence that "electric" smell.
This is a disconnect that obviously has a very poor connection at point of contact. Temperature of the connection will increase, which will further degrade the connection. Ultimately, the connection should have opened completely with a large arc, generating thousands of degrees of heat, possibly enough to burn through the support and allow the cable to fall. Result is single phasing to the transformer array. Protective relays should open power to the transmission lines downstream.
Nah. Just a high-resistance point. Eventually the metal will vaporize, and someone will be without power for an hour or two, until the power company fixes it.
thats the good ole powerdynes used in florida....heavy buggers and worthless....jimkinner is right about the insulators...theyre fine, its where the blade meets the receiver where the poor connection occured
The insulator is not really failing, if you look closely , you can see the tie switch is closed. It is not making a good connection where the blade meets the jaw, so it burning a bit. Sometimes, after a storm, crews will close switches like this one to pick up a section of another adjacent feeder. this way they can get more customers back in service, and still work on damaged sections. some of these switches haven't been used in years, and burn because they are deteriorated
It might be that hot, but it has not the ... how is it called in english? Heat capacity? A spark out of a fire is as hot as the rest of the fire. But it's just a tiny spark and it doesn't burn you like the whole fire does.
good question, but no. plasma is created by the ionization of certain gasses in the atmosphere, which is caused by intense electrical charges in a small area, such as the spark you see.
It's not really what you call hot, just painfull because of the current. The only heat would be through the metal which is short circuiting which probably reaches around 100/500'c
So it is basically safe to watch with bare eye? What about if the arc was bigger? The bigger the source is, the more UV rays are released if I understood correctly the inverse square law?
600amp in-line disconnect, not a fuse,for what ever reason the connection bewteen the solid bar and the rabbit ears broke down, the voltage appears to be 13.8 to14.9
There is not pole in ac current... that pass cuz the power switch have humety and may dust for the ambience, that cause raise of the resistence between the two nodes, and the current flow in the air instead of the bar of the switch.
Does anyone know exactly how the sound are produced?
I figured the frequency of the AC-current (50 Hz in Europe) might have a say?...but then again maybe not, as I must admit that my knowlegde on high-voltage current and installations are very limited! :-)
That is shorting out big time.
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This is not a short even. It's a damaged switch that had a small gap in it, it's an in-phase arcing.
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Solite linee americane che non valgono niente
Gaby130db 4 months ago
Don't ever get close to electric arcing you, will get a fatal shock and be burnt to toast.
rojblake82 6 months ago
@rojblake82 Like this?: watch?v=6rcsE88uI7Y&feature=related
NorthForkFisherman 5 months ago
DONT TOUCH TEH POLE DONT TOUCH TEH POOOOLEEEE
AAAAAAARRRRRGGHHH
TheSnailfan 6 months ago
500.000 volt
MrDavide1989 7 months ago
@MrDavide1989 actually 14,400.
mandoman83 2 months ago
This arcing sounds like a Cybermeans voice, it is harsh and buzzizng in billions of ways.
rojblake82 7 months ago
Why does it look as if sth was burning or as if it was a flame?
ChargedCMOS 7 months ago
@ChargedCMOS - It's really hot, and the air around the arc gets heated and pushes it around through convection.
JBofBrisbane 7 months ago
the breaker is broken
TAPriceCTR 7 months ago
i'd laugh if a bird suddenly sat on the arc.
burn19ballz 7 months ago
RAIDEN !
KeNzoRDarK 7 months ago
It's tracking....
rczop 8 months ago
is this where officers charge their tasers?
Armen0500 8 months ago
I think this isolator was made in China :)))))
GaussFanat 8 months ago
what is it that doing that?
bilyisbored92 9 months ago
When it finially throws that fuse it will sound like a bomb going off.
dsadler21 9 months ago
sure is tesla in here
TMBATMANSOrgamecha 9 months ago
now all we need need is someone to touch it O.o I can't spell fo the life of me but ah well.......
snakev10v5 9 months ago
PREMONIÇÃO.......O FILME...
kfagest34 9 months ago
It feels like that camera could zoom into atomical levels.
Dannnneh 9 months ago
ow cheat
junim20 10 months ago
bet u wont lick it....
damone3000 11 months ago
héhe_Àný_gûýs_wáÑt_tó_chàt_wÍth_më
BabiaySiuaa250 11 months ago
@BabiaySiuaa250 yeah his name is colt ... colt 45 put him to you ear and listen real good
fr3wby 11 months ago
Lo que veo este video, podria ser que esta haciendo arcos electricos por falta de contacto de una fase (se habra quemado uno de sus fusibles en los interruptores).
Matrixtube69 11 months ago
39 people did thumbs down because they were affected by the power shortages
841accmj 11 months ago 2
ring ring .... ring ring Hello ergon Energy Where Having Constant Power Faliers ..... i wonder Y
841accmj 11 months ago
is it a song of the arc?
readi69 11 months ago
electricity is hard to loot even when they are just giving it away
matttatts 1 year ago
oh sh!t
misterrandompancake 1 year ago
its alllive
redneck101157 1 year ago
I Loved yhe power lines
Kashba777 1 year ago
ultimate tazer!
eap13 1 year ago
iwonder if i touch it would i get super powers just saying
SuBzErOMKScOrPiOn 1 year ago
wow thats scary
the67go 1 year ago
very nice that sounds like calling out optimus prime from another galaxy..lol
sherwinalberts 1 year ago
this is what you get for using 50Hz, fuck europe
PanJawelDrugi 1 year ago
@PanJawelDrugi wtf
are u nuts?
Bahamut347 1 year ago
type gift before youtube in the address box then press enter
blanklensstudios 1 year ago
I love that electric audio effect
SpartanKitteh0659 1 year ago
i wanted a police sound like: oh here is officer bob we got a code red ! or something like that
TheDslide 1 year ago
chuck norris is opening a portal
SwimmingMunky 1 year ago
Les éclateurs ne font pas leur boulots ...
ptitdal 1 year ago
It reminds me of an angry confederate widow.
pardyhardly 1 year ago
go there with carbon stick :D
arbalest5 1 year ago
ahm..? heim...? engreis FAIL
Medonhowmx 1 year ago
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Like OMG!
that video was so awesome!
I pay money to watch movies and there are videos like this for free!
I am going to throw away all my dvds and cds, have my television smashed and burn my radio so I can sit here all day for the rest of my life and watch this most totally awesome, amazing, jaw-dropping, masterbating, inspiring, and lustful video ever shown in public!
This, my friends, is the ultimate date movie!
Loop it over and over again!
And, trust me, she will put out!
niccoc1603 1 year ago
Like OMG!
that video was so awesome!
I pay money to watch movies and there are videos like this for free!
I am going to throw away all my dvds and cds, have my television smashed and burn my radio so I can sit here all day for the rest of my life and watch this most totally awesome, amazing, jaw-dropping, masterbating, inspiring, and lustful video ever shown in public!
This, my friends, is the ultimate date movie!
Loop it over and over again!
And, trust me, she will put out!
niccoc1603 1 year ago
@niccoc1603 WOW what an AWESOME post!! NOT!!!
oh and why dont you heat up some corn on the cob and shove that up your butt!! Then post that up on youtube and we'll all pay to watch that. NOT!!!
vexviper 1 year ago
@vexviper
You know that post is by an automated bot right?
snedie69er 1 year ago
@snedie69er No
vexviper 1 year ago
no worries, It's just Chuck Norris making breakfast...
Mr27ace27 1 year ago 9
touch it
xXcrazyalec40Xx 1 year ago
something tells me the switch failed open circuit and just by proximity is still conducting. I'd lose to see a measurement of what god awful noise it put in the transmission lines.
R5H4D0W 1 year ago
looks like the insulator did its job though :)
andrewjosephmills 1 year ago
I don't like the look of that.
PlausableApple4 1 year ago
awesome!!!
skotkim0129 1 year ago
that can't be good?
StyrofomECuP 1 year ago
not cool
cjellwood 1 year ago
Even a small gap in the conductors as in this switch causes long arcs. It is due to the heating from the arc and magnetic fields in the conductor, This is damaging the insulator as well. This switch is toast!
AriBenDavid 1 year ago
i dare a dumbass to touch it
mandunya 1 year ago
a jacobs ladder! :@
randommush 1 year ago
Thats normal! Thats where the electricity is produced... It is arcing as there is most power there.
Backtracer101 1 year ago
oh god.
Welljusthi 1 year ago
Well I found the Arc, now I have to find the Covenent.
tryithere 1 year ago 58
@tryithere LOL XD
yosh6278 9 months ago
Kewl.
panheadz4ever 1 year ago
Were Going to The Future " all we need is 1.21 gigawattes "
TheOrangeSunday 1 year ago
"1.21 gigawatts!"
FreakDaGeek 1 year ago
cool, it's like a mini-haarp
Inszz 1 year ago
flux capacitator
mi16t 1 year ago
Great catch.
I am surprised that it did not trip that breaker.
BrentAudi 1 year ago
shit hot vid
tetramoo 1 year ago
@JackItsMe well it's about 40 meters.. dont think that he was in danger
andrew9592 1 year ago
So, What does Electrical energy transfer to when let go into the air, they always say no energy is lost only transferred what happens to it.
Hondasrock87 1 year ago
@Hondasrock87 gets transfered to heat
sk8erdude149 1 year ago
@Hondasrock87 It is lost in the form of heat energy which goes into the atmosphere. So pretty much, most of it is just wasted up in the form of heat. I hope that answered you question. 8th grade science ftw :)
apsnipes 1 year ago
@JackItsMe sry didnt read the disc.
Frankfurtdabezzzt 1 year ago
@JackItsMe
he used zoom not close.
andrew9592 1 year ago
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM
FromSeventhSky 1 year ago
nice efect
eryk1988 1 year ago
those are some ghetto ass power lines
jackman464 1 year ago
man. the USA have such shitty powerlines.
Frankfurtdabezzzt 1 year ago 3
That's creating a hell of an uneven phase loading down line! I wouldn't want to run my equipment on that! I'd be shutting my plant down if I was being fed from that!
johneastmond 1 year ago 3
TIME PARADOX
TheAppleMan100 1 year ago
"The Arc"?? what Noha's fucking ark?? can't see no amimals...
fingerspies 1 year ago
Linemen, correct me if I'm wrong, but that's going around a fuse, right?
How in the world would it be doing that?
Natesmodelrailroad 1 year ago
@Natesmodelrailroad The fuse obviously didn't work right. It probably somehow melted but fused shut.
GigsVT 1 year ago
@Natesmodelrailroad
No. That is what we call a solid-blade switch (composed completely of metal). There is no overcurrent protection on it at all. The reason it is arcing the way it is, is most likely because of poor contact on the gate. It could also be arcing because the ceramic insulator above the switch is contaminated. But judging from the path of the arc it is probably a bad connection.
nmurray13 1 year ago 7
Thats just the electricity going trough the air.
probaly the resistance is broken that had to hold the electricity in
jelledj 1 year ago
GUYS BE QUIET, people are time traveling
penguinx32 1 year ago
i want to feel it on my taint
bug6819 1 year ago
did it go boom at all or did it just stay like that and i what to hug it
denem0venem 2 years ago
Even a tiny amount of crap on a HV insulator can cause this to happen - it's known as tracking. Alternatively, just search for "500kV switch in Russia" for a more epic arc than this.
ReeallityBytes 1 year ago
I want to hug that.. =D
Overcastkid747 2 years ago
that is awesome
grotrev 2 years ago
It looks like fire...I feel like a moth
xwarxsabrewulf 2 years ago
MUST TOUCH ITTTTTT
SkySavior 2 years ago
if i touch it ill be fine right?
RobTheBernardinosaur 2 years ago
Yes, please go touch it
sidewayznut2009 2 years ago 3
No problem. It is just some nanopeople doing some welding. That's all. No story here. Just some last minute fixes we didn't get to earlier.
krrrruptidsoless 2 years ago 34
Did you guys get overtime?
openbardude0 2 years ago
@openbardude0 hahaha....overtime....thats funny......if it cuts into lew hays bonus' (which it would) then we dont work OT at all
drsuess79 2 years ago
UHAiuhAiuhaiuHa
xxxuuuurrrasscooo!!!
danrelaxo 2 years ago
I love that sound
TheGodParticle 2 years ago 4
if i were him i would run away cuz you never know if it falls and fries you
petresko14 2 years ago
@petresko14 never panic
fundash 2 years ago
actually, at the beginning of the video, you can see he's in a car. If it falls, he would be safe as long as he didn't touch any metal inside the car.
FinlandsThunder 2 years ago
The wife says "Hey it smells like bacon!"
and the husband replies "Hmmm call the kids!"
Killacats119 2 years ago
Question.... is the arc plasma? ... I'm a laman... fill me in here.
rugermkiii 2 years ago
Rugermkiii asked, "is the arc plasma?" Yes. "Plasma" means "a highly ionized gas". Yup, that's what we're seeing in this video, all right: air atoms ripped apart by high voltage. This is known as "breakdown". One of the side effects is, when the oxygen ions and the electrons recombine, in addition to forming O2 (oxygen) molecules, they also form O3 (ozone) molecules, hence that "electric" smell.
lonewolfintj 2 years ago 2
very gooooooooood arc :)
c4boom100 2 years ago
St. Elmos fire
tryithere 2 years ago
This is a disconnect that obviously has a very poor connection at point of contact. Temperature of the connection will increase, which will further degrade the connection. Ultimately, the connection should have opened completely with a large arc, generating thousands of degrees of heat, possibly enough to burn through the support and allow the cable to fall. Result is single phasing to the transformer array. Protective relays should open power to the transmission lines downstream.
thesixtiesguy 2 years ago 3
probrubly crossed lines on the line somewhere causeing the sparks...
alphaman1101 2 years ago
How long did the arc last? Was it shut down before any bad things happened?
OLTCITKA 2 years ago
Dude this is pretty damn dangerous it could blow up the whole place any time!
RivenMark 2 years ago
Nah. Just a high-resistance point. Eventually the metal will vaporize, and someone will be without power for an hour or two, until the power company fixes it.
lonewolfintj 2 years ago
You should have hung around to see if it would short out to another phase. Wouldve been a great fireworks show.
yourTIV0 2 years ago
Jacob's Ladder!
JBofBrisbane 2 years ago
touch it!
tmd963 2 years ago 3
......with your tongue.
IC2720 2 years ago 3
god damn birds
viperfide 2 years ago 2
these things always reminds me about nikola tesla.. :P
GeneralAnimator 2 years ago 3
e quindi?
giumix22 2 years ago
i was waiting for the boom.
jawbraeka 2 years ago
WOW
07connor70 2 years ago
terminator comeing
k1iki 2 years ago 65
@k1iki I like your camera....
McFlanker 1 year ago
@k1iki 日本語ですみません。僕も同じことを考えていました(笑)。
haw441dirt733 1 year ago
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k1iki 2 years ago
thats the good ole powerdynes used in florida....heavy buggers and worthless....jimkinner is right about the insulators...theyre fine, its where the blade meets the receiver where the poor connection occured
drsuess79 2 years ago
i believe the term blenderpanzi was looking for is Radiation
MrVashnavi 2 years ago
I'm surprised the insulator failing like that didn't cause either a short circuit or the breaker to trip from over voltage
xshibityx 2 years ago
The insulator is not really failing, if you look closely , you can see the tie switch is closed. It is not making a good connection where the blade meets the jaw, so it burning a bit. Sometimes, after a storm, crews will close switches like this one to pick up a section of another adjacent feeder. this way they can get more customers back in service, and still work on damaged sections. some of these switches haven't been used in years, and burn because they are deteriorated
jimkinner 2 years ago 3
i wanna touch that stuff :D
ilhadosmacacos 2 years ago 5
IT'S ALIVE!
Nato61 2 years ago 30
An electrical arc is hotter then the surface of the sun. (serious)
phuckmeimfamous 2 years ago
i cant believe that if that was true then wouldnt it ignite the atmosphere ?
garrysurrey 2 years ago
no it would just ionize the gas in the air into the 4th state of matter; plasma
tyleradkins14 2 years ago
It might be that hot, but it has not the ... how is it called in english? Heat capacity? A spark out of a fire is as hot as the rest of the fire. But it's just a tiny spark and it doesn't burn you like the whole fire does.
blenderpanzi 2 years ago
good question, but no. plasma is created by the ionization of certain gasses in the atmosphere, which is caused by intense electrical charges in a small area, such as the spark you see.
CombatGuru 2 years ago
Hmmmmmm safe!
zolar83 2 years ago
It's not really what you call hot, just painfull because of the current. The only heat would be through the metal which is short circuiting which probably reaches around 100/500'c
g0doit 2 years ago
Did it blew up a few moments later?
AlexisNembrode 2 years ago
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i could watch that all day lol
xox945 2 years ago
I think such high voltage arcs can damage your eyes if you stare at them. Same like a torch.
TomozukiII 2 years ago 3
Not from such a distance (inverse square law) and not through any sort of glasses, binoculars, etc., either (ordinary glass won't pass UV)
jeh14 2 years ago
So it is basically safe to watch with bare eye? What about if the arc was bigger? The bigger the source is, the more UV rays are released if I understood correctly the inverse square law?
TomozukiII 2 years ago
UV is from the sun is it not. Not electrical arcs.
DLPBurke 2 years ago
True and false. High voltage is the same as welding spark from which you need protective mask.
TomozukiII 2 years ago
Well from that distance, I doubt it could do any damage, same as when you watch a guy weld from across the street
DLPBurke 2 years ago
You are probably right. The arc is too small.
TomozukiII 2 years ago
and a weld
systemofadownrock 2 years ago
That`s what I meant. Welding torch.
TomozukiII 2 years ago
600amp in-line disconnect, not a fuse,for what ever reason the connection bewteen the solid bar and the rabbit ears broke down, the voltage appears to be 13.8 to14.9
oneshot7200 2 years ago
go tuch it
ironmaiden12343 2 years ago
that is a lot of electricity
autostuniados 2 years ago
TAZER!!! TAZER!! TAZER!!
VideoFreakAustinT 2 years ago
Sounds like a lightning gun or something xD
ChaosDemon2 2 years ago
XDD
CoryTaylerFan 2 years ago
I would just sit there and watch it flicker all day :D
thequantumdude 2 years ago 4
There is not pole in ac current... that pass cuz the power switch have humety and may dust for the ambience, that cause raise of the resistence between the two nodes, and the current flow in the air instead of the bar of the switch.
djrimenica 2 years ago
probaly loose contact.
DECOFRANCE 2 years ago
nice
hanysk 2 years ago
poke it with a metal pole
DuttyDoogz 2 years ago 6
it's leaking.
dexter12322222222222 2 years ago
So there are few things you can do with dem electrycty's:
1. Make a BBQ
2. Touch it - if out of reach then find a metal pole
3. Piss on it
4. Touch it again
5. Recharge those old batteries you've been savin
6. Take some of it home for free energy
7. Climb on it and shout 'BEHOLD ELECTRYCITY MAN!"
TheRealAlas 2 years ago 3
ROFL ! i Lol'd at that comment :')
odi22865 2 years ago 2
Does anyone know exactly how the sound are produced?
I figured the frequency of the AC-current (50 Hz in Europe) might have a say?...but then again maybe not, as I must admit that my knowlegde on high-voltage current and installations are very limited! :-)
Michaelingolfhansen 2 years ago
Its the same concept as thunder.
Malkavoru 2 years ago
Ok! So its the air that give off sound as its heated from every "spark" and then expands?
"Exploding" air on a miniature scale? :-)
Michaelingolfhansen 2 years ago