The Most Comprehensive Yet Simple Guide of Static Electricity

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Have any device to reduce the electrostatic in the pipeline transfertation? such as a tube static eliminator for oil pipeline?

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Good Day. As per the formula pi*r2*h*3600, some of the 1 m3/hr loading rates match but some does not. ie 200mm(8 inches) = 116 , 305mm(12 inches) = 262 but 410mm(16 inches) = 466 but written as 424, 510mm(20 inches) = 729 but written as 676 and 610mm(24 inches) = 1050 but written as 987. Am i missing something?

You have mentioned that "Conductors have tendency to lose electrons. Inductors have tendency to accept electrons. Kindly note that Inductors and Insulators are different. When a conducting wire(a wire which is made of a substance that can pass electricity like copper. aluminium etc) is coiled around an iron core and a current is passed through it the setup gives rise to a magnetic field. This magnetic field if brought into proximity of another conductor has the ability to induce current into the second conductor. This effect is known as electromagnetic inductance and any arrangement which causes such inductance is termed as an inductor. An insulator simply means a substance which does not allow electricity to pass through it.