What is the Difference Between Grounding and Bonding?

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[@goodfriend6428]

A fundamental rule nicely clarified. Thank you.

[@kojoalmighty]

Excellent! thanks for this.

[@freddychacin4227]

Excellent explanation. Thank you

[@user-ph6cp2ox7u]

Your explanation is good

[@MrHonda3342]

Thank you for sharing.

[@TheUnofficialMaker]

Very interesting! Thanks.

[@hugouribe1203]

Thank you for sharing

[@dandiamescu8713]

Hi nice video ia have a question 🙋‍♂️ if I work on a Latis tower and a lighting straight the tower and I’m on the tower what can happen to me. Thanks

[@james77011]

If the are or building is not grounded... U can get shocked

[@james77011]

So, pretty much GROUNDING is making a connection to the EARTH 🌎 and BONDING is making all that metal a BIGGER PIECE OF METAL?

[@isaacgonzalez9768]

the truth is that no airline ever grounds their aircraft

[@james77011]

They use the frame (chassis) as ground..

[@opiktaofik3508]

grounding via mainwheel