How to perform static grounding for steel-lined pipes
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Steel-lined pipe, with flammable acidic liquids flowing inside and connected by flanges – how is the internal charge discharged? Is there any master who knows about this?
This post was last edited by *aoxs668 on 2021-12-22 at 10:33. The interior of the lining tube is usually made of materials such as polytetrafluoroethylene or fiberglass, which are non-conductive and therefore do not require grounding. Grounding the enclosure is sufficient; generally, a flange jumper is enough for this purpose. . .
The manufacturer will fix it; they have ways to do that
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For lined pipes that have been in contact, static bypass lugs can be fabricated on the outer tube, at the manufacturing plant.