Is 1 KV Static Charge and 1 KV Electric current are same? hazards are same?
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No, they are not the same. Though the voltage is the same, the power is different. It all depends upon the current flow and the duration. Please read and digest the information at https://physics.stackexchange.com/qu...-lethal/178087
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Sir,
I understand both are different from your information. But one more doubt, if static charge is generated by flammable solvents, how much kV of static charge causes a fire? Or how many mJoules cause a fire? Kindly explain?
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I understand both are different from your information. But one more doubt, if static charge is generated by flammable solvents, how much kV of static charge causes a fire? Or how many mJoules cause a fire? Kindly explain?
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Dear Kishore,
If you have any doubts, kindly check the web. For example, please read and digest the contents at https://www.shimadzu.com/an/hplc/sup.../14/14lab.html.
Please, when you raise questions, give details about what you do and why you have raised the questions and also some details of the scenario.
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If you have any doubts, kindly check the web. For example, please read and digest the contents at https://www.shimadzu.com/an/hplc/sup.../14/14lab.html.
Please, when you raise questions, give details about what you do and why you have raised the questions and also some details of the scenario.
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Sir,
We are handling organic solvents like Methanol, Acetone, Toluene, Ethyl Acetate, Hexane, Heptane, etc. The operations involved include uploading, dispensing, changing, stirring, filtration, centrifuge, as well as powder milling and sifting operations.
That's why I want more information on Static Charge.
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We are handling organic solvents like Methanol, Acetone, Toluene, Ethyl Acetate, Hexane, Heptane, etc. The operations involved include uploading, dispensing, changing, stirring, filtration, centrifuge, as well as powder milling and sifting operations.
That's why I want more information on Static Charge.
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Dear Kishore,
I am an ex-electrical engineer. I do not know much about these chemicals. I searched the web to provide you with the information that I shared. It's always better to give complete information at the outset. This helps people to offer you guidance, if not a solution. I suggest that you kindly check the web.
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I am an ex-electrical engineer. I do not know much about these chemicals. I searched the web to provide you with the information that I shared. It's always better to give complete information at the outset. This helps people to offer you guidance, if not a solution. I suggest that you kindly check the web.
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