The document discusses static electricity and protection methods. It defines static electricity as a phenomenon caused by attractions or repulsions of electric charges, often generated through friction between two insulating materials. It then lists conditions that can lead to charge generation, such as material type, impurities, surface area, speed of separation, and humidity. The document also discusses methods for protection, including grounding to discharge static electricity to the ground, bonding to electrically connect metallic parts, and using conductive materials that allow electrons to flow easily.
The document discusses static electricity and protection methods. It defines static electricity as a phenomenon caused by attractions or repulsions of electric charges, often generated through friction between two insulating materials. It then lists conditions that can lead to charge generation, such as material type, impurities, surface area, speed of separation, and humidity. The document also discusses methods for protection, including grounding to discharge static electricity to the ground, bonding to electrically connect metallic parts, and using conductive materials that allow electrons to flow easily.
The document discusses static electricity and protection methods. It defines static electricity as a phenomenon caused by attractions or repulsions of electric charges, often generated through friction between two insulating materials. It then lists conditions that can lead to charge generation, such as material type, impurities, surface area, speed of separation, and humidity. The document also discusses methods for protection, including grounding to discharge static electricity to the ground, bonding to electrically connect metallic parts, and using conductive materials that allow electrons to flow easily.
_Static Electricity 1. Deals with a phenomenon due to attractions or repulsions
of electric charges. _Friction 2. Static electricity is generated by _______ between two insulating materials. ____________3-7. Conditions in charge generation. (Type if material, Presence of impurities, interfacial surface between the objects, speed of separation, Velocity, Humidity) ____________8-10. Samples of Static Buildup. (Gears and Belts, pouring powders, Dust transport, Jet nozzles, Metal tanks, Non-conductive piping, Isolated section of metallic piping, Rubber wheels, People’s bodies due to friction, Charges generated on fabrics) _Spark 11. a discharge of static electricity between two conductors. _Grounding _12. a connection between the objects and the earth, allowing the discharge of electrostatic electricity to the ground. _Bonding____13. a secure joining of metallic parts that form an electrically conductive path, dropping their voltage difference to near zero. _Air ion_____14. are air molecules that have lost or gained an electron. _Conductive material_15. A material that has low electrical resistance, and allow electrons to flow quickly and easily over their surfaces