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power-line-caused wildfire: a standalone construct

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Power engineering

wildfires ignited by failures of overhead power lines during high winds and dry conditions.

In power engineering, power-line-caused wildfire refers to wildfires ignited by failures of overhead power lines during high winds and dry conditions. This meaning comes from Mitchell (2013) in Engineering Failure Analysis.[1]

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References

Mitchell, J. W. (2013). Power line failures and catastrophic wildfires under extreme weather conditions. Engineering Failure Analysis, 35, 726-735. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.engfailanal.2013.07.006

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