I would like to ask whether it is necessary to discharge static electricity from dump trucks carrying non-flammable materials in explosion-proof areas

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I would like to ask experts: Do unexplosion-proof material transfer trucks in explosion-proof areas need to have their static electricity discharged? Which standards provide guidelines on this matter?

Reply #22019-08-17

Since it has been designated as an explosion-proof area, there is a possibility of the presence of flammable gases. . . Discharging static electricity is done to prevent the presence of ignition sources. Just because the material in your tank truck is non-flammable does not mean that there are no flammable gases in the vicinity

Reply #32019-08-18

In explosion-proof areas, static electricity must definitely be discharged

Reply #42019-10-17

Everyone entering the explosion-proof area must discharge static electricity from their bodies. Do you use it for unloading?

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