Requirements for the static holding time of vehicles

2017-07-19 View Original

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After loading hazardous materials, is there a specified duration for which the vehicle must remain stationary to allow static electricity to dissipate? ? 、

Reply #2 2017-07-24

Generally, let it sit for half an hour to eliminate static electricity, and that’s enough.

Reply #3 2017-07-30

There are regulations, brother – refer to GB 13348-2009, Safety Regulations for Static Electricity in Liquid Petroleum Products

Reply #4 2017-08-08

After loading is complete, let it stand for 2 minutes before removing the static grounding.

Reply #5 2017-08-08

After loading is complete, we wait for 2 minutes; during unloading, it takes 5 minutes to connect the static electricity clamps before attaching the unloading hose and proceeding with sampling to start unloading.

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