When paint leaves the nozzle of a sprayer it is statically charged.
Explain what happens to the paint as it leaves the nozzle.
The paint particles repel each other, helping the spray to disperse and spread out more uniformly.
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What are the dangers of electrostatic sparks?
Electrostatic sparks can cause fires and explosions in flammable environments.
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How can electrostatic sparks be prevented?
Electrostatic sparks can be prevented by grounding or earthing conductive materials.
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What is earthing?
Earthing is the process of connecting a conductive object to the ground to prevent the buildup of static electricity.
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Why is earthing important?
Earthing is important to prevent electrical shocks, protect equipment, and prevent fires caused by electrical faults.
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