Objectionable currents associated with shock, fire and destruction of equipment

This paper identifies objectionable currents in relation to improper wiring methods which result in fire, shock and the destruction of equipment. This information will assist those responsible for electrical safety, reliability and production. It also presents an understanding of the source and misapplication that often associate with objectionable currents. The information contained in this document should be useful threefold: 1) How to control objectionable currents which are responsible for the destruction of sensitive electronic equipment, shock hazards and fire hazards within a premise wiring system, based on testing models discovered with experiments. 2) Determine the reliability of existing accepted wiring methods. Experiments and tests were explored to prove or disprove existing best practice, codes, standards and theorems. 3) As a tutorial to properly apply theory, codes and standards, plus the proven reasons to why, where and how best practices and standards are apply.