The violent reaction to the skin touching a fence reinforced with electricity is due to the sudden heat given from the electrical current warming the skin to very hot levels, causing burning and related. In addition, the electrical current tends to disrupt the current given in the neural system of the human body, causing in some cases temporary or permanent lack of movement within the body part that interacted with the electric fence, depending on the time taken 'touching' the current. A note to consider is that the current will require an exit point once it moves into the body, causing burning not only at the entry but at an exit, usually onto the other hand or some other small body part the points into the direction of the current.
A2. Remember that transmission via nerves is by an electro-chemical process, and that particular nerves are specialized for particular function. A heat detecting nerve does not sense touch, a light sensitive nerve does not detect sound.
But all nerves may be energized by electricity, so you'll feel pain from an electric shock. If the electric shock touched the head, you'd likely also hear sound and see a flash, even though neither actually occurred. The nerves of those systems were energized.
It really all depends on the type of electric fence you get. Electric fences can put out a shock ranging from uncomfortable to lethal. Ones that you would typically use for your backyard or farm property put off enough shock to scare off unwanted people and animals without harming them. Other fences used in high security prisons, for example, can be deadly.
Depends on what type of electric fence you're talking about:If it's pulsing then you'd have to do it at the right time.If it's like a dog electric fence you'd have to have the collar on it.But either way, I'm pretty sure whatever is put into the electric fence would have to be conductive; as bodies are (animals and humans alike).Also depends on what kind of stick:Wooden stick from a tree: not conductiveMetal stick or bar: yes conductive (depending on the type of metal)
Yes, excessive energy in the form of heat, electricity, or radiation can harm humans by causing burns, electric shock, or radiation sickness. It's important to handle and manage energy sources safely to prevent harm.
An electric charge is surrounded by an electric field, which exerts a force on other electric charges in its vicinity. This electric field can interact with other electric fields, leading to the transfer of energy and the flow of electric current.
Electric field intensity is related to electric potential by the equation E = -∇V, where E is the electric field intensity and V is the electric potential. This means that the electric field points in the direction of steepest decrease of the electric potential. In other words, the electric field intensity is the negative gradient of the electric potential.
Yes, the outer fences had electric currents.
All the camps had electric fences.
The decision seems to be 50/50 on whether or not they're really safe. Proponents of the fences say the shock isn't enough to actually hurt the dog and they are a great way to keep your dog in your yard. However, opponents say that the shock is inhumane and an electric fence doesn't stop other animals into your yard to hurt your dog. For a detailed article on the pros and cons of electric fences, check out http://www.vetinfo.com/electric-dog-fence-safe.html
To buy an electric fence you can order from a reatialier of these fences. They come to your home, measure your lot, and will do the installation job as well.
Most perimeter dog fences are electric, but there are alternatives. Best Friend Dog Fence is one that is non electric: http://www.bestfriendfence.com/dog-fencing-info.asp
There are companies in Houston Texas that offer service to install electric fences. The companies include Doggie-Do-Rite and Mr. Electric of Northwest Houston.
You can purchase electric fences online and in stores. If you are looking for more information on electric fences, you can check out http://www.ibiblio.org/farming-connection/grazing/features/fencemis.htm.
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You need to specify which camp.
The fences consisted of two high rows of barbed wire with a high-voltage electric current. (The Boy in Striped Pyjamasis very misleading about the fences).
however much you pay for them(1,000,000).