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PP pipes with good electrical conductivity?

2020-11-11View Original

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PP pipes are often used for exhaust pipelines, but they generally have poor electrical conductivity; for exhaust pipelines that handle Class A gases, static electricity can pose a danger. I’ve heard of conductive PP and conductive PE materials; I’m not sure if they’re reliable. What’s the principle behind them?
Reply #22020-11-13
Maybe wearing wire. It doesn’t seem reliable; the security checks will require you to make corrections
Reply #32020-11-15
There are conductive PP pipes, which are a bit more expensive but reliable; for safety reasons, it’s best to measure their resistance.
Reply #42020-12-16
PP contains carbon fiber, which results in a higher cost.
Reply #52021-04-28
Can conductive PP be heat-welded?
Reply #62021-04-30
There are various technologies; it’s not clear whether they are mature enough, and also whether they meet safety standards.

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