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The issue of anti-static properties in plastic exhaust pipes.

2019-09-09View Original

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Actually, metal pipes should be used, but plastic pipes have already been installed on site. So how can static electricity be prevented with plastic pipes? Is there any manual that can provide guidance on this?
Reply #22019-09-09
There is no good way to control the medium flow rate
Reply #32019-09-10
Metal clamps are used; the clamps are welded and then grounded with soft copper wire
Reply #42019-09-12
The plastic pipe lining should have bimetallic wires; it is recommended to remove it and use a metal pipe instead, as the associated risks are too high
Reply #52023-10-16
Is an anti-static steel-reinforced polyethylene composite pipe feasible?

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