long-line current

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long-line current [′lȯŋ ‚līn ‚kə·rənt]

(electricity)

A current that flows through the earth from an anodic to a cathodic area and returns along an underground pipe or other metal structure, often over a considerable distance and as the result of concentration cell action.

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