Close to a ground electrode, the concentric shells are spaced tightly together toward a single point or line, creating high resistance; this spacing is related to soil resistivity and represents a serious safety issue.

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Grady Hillhouse

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“up close to the electrode, the shells are spaced tightly together toward a single point or line...it can represent a pretty serious safety issue.”

Source

Where Does Grounded Electricity Actually Go?— Practical Engineering
Created: 8/12/2026, 6:16:07 PM

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