What is the name of this line on the reaction kettle? What’s the use?
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What is the name of this line on the reaction kettle? What’s the use? I heard some say it’s an anti-static wire, while others say it’s a jumper wire. What is the proper term for it?
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2018-7-14 21:58; it refers to anti-static bonding wires. In many actual cases, when describing this, there is a linguistic context; it’s sufficient to be able to understand the meaning. SH 3097-2000 \"Code for Design of Static Grounding in Petrochemical Industries\" refers to it as \"static connection wire\"”
Static bypass wires are used to prevent excessive resistance between flanges, which could hinder the release of static electricity; detailed specifications exist for pipelines that are prone to fire and explosion.
Static grounding wire, flange cross-connected wire
Static bypass wires are used to eliminate static electricity, preventing fires and explosions caused by static discharge.