The door curtain has static electricity – how can I fix this?
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A partition curtain from a household in the north claims to have quite strong static electricity – where does this static come from, and how can it be eliminated?
It is determined by the material; blankets with a fibrous texture tend to accumulate charge due to friction. It is best to replace the door curtain, as cotton or wool products can help prevent static electricity.
Put some fine copper wires inside, just like in anti-static clothing, and lead them out for connection
If static electricity needs to be eliminated in this area, it is necessary to find the nearest grounding electrode and connect it to the fixed side of the curtain. In spaces with a high risk of combustion and explosion, and taking into account what was mentioned on the second floor, it is advisable to use materials that do not generate static electricity for the curtains.
If cotton is used, there will be no static electricity; it’s probably the static charge on the human body that gets transferred to it
I think the reasons are as follows: 1. Dry air; 2. The door curtain is often lifted, causing friction that generates static electricity; 3. The material of the door curtain tends to produce static electricity
A rubber sheet is added at the bottom of the door curtain to conduct electricity to the ground.
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