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【Haichuan Safety Discussion】Wearing synthetic clothing is inevitable; how can we avoid static electricity in winter?

2018-11-03View Original

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】It’s inevitable to wear fiber clothes; how can static electricity be avoided in winter?
Reply #22018-11-03
Gas stations should install devices to eliminate static electricity on the human body, and provide information and guidance on their use.
Reply #32018-11-03
Especially in the dry areas of the north, people from the south don’t experience the severity of static electricity in winter
Reply #42018-11-03
Especially in the dry areas of the north, people from the south don’t experience the severity of static electricity in winter
Reply #52018-11-03
Especially in the dry areas of the north, people from the south don’t experience the severity of static electricity in winter
Reply #62018-11-11
My question is this: nowadays, it’s inevitable for personal clothing to contain synthetic fibers; how can we avoid that?
Reply #72018-11-11
Static eliminators should be installed at all entrances and exits in explosion-proof areas; ideally, the doors should not open unless static elimination is carried out.
Reply #82018-11-11
Develop fiber materials that do not generate static electricity

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