Static electricity elimination in non-metallic storage tanks
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Dear teachers, how can static electricity be eliminated in storage tanks for flammable non-metallic liquids? What are the common practices for adopting indirect elimination measures and electrostatic shielding from a regulatory perspective?
Non-metallic storage tanks are used to hold flammable liquids, and during use static electricity tends to accumulate rather than dissipate. The simplest way to address this is by using copper wires as static discharge wires. During the material pulling process, it is best to use metal hoses; if pipes made of materials such as polypropylene are used, it is recommended to line them with copper wire for grounding. .
It’s best to use a metal can! Plastic jars are too troublesome
In your current state, you can only use temporary electrostatic conductors to discharge static electricity; it’s better to use metal containers in the future.