How to electrostatically ground PVC pipes
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How should the dust collector purchased by the company be electrostatically grounded? Let’s talk about what everyone does. This post was last edited by eleg on 2009-4-3 at 11:05.]
I wonder, having been troubled by this issue all along
Conductive wires can be connected to the device; that’s what our company does, and it has proven to work
All metal components on PVC pipes must be grounded.
Metal components are grounded; the PVC pipes themselves probably don’t need to be grounded
1. Depending on the actual conditions, if the flow rate is not very high, i.e., within 100 T/H, grounding may not be necessary. 2. Copper wire is wound around the outside of the pipe wall for grounding.
Add wire to the inner wall, or refer to the book on chemical safety techniques: insert a few nails into the inner wall and then connect them with wires
PVC itself does not need to be grounded, but the metal components connected to PVC must be grounded.
In practical applications, we ground all metal components