Static Electricity Review Flashcards

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Flashcards to review key concepts about static electricity, its risks, prevention, and applications.

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Static electricity is often created when __ occurs.

Friction

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__ are particularly susceptible to static charge buildup due to friction between the belt and pulley.

V belts

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Some dangers posed by static electricity includes __.

Electric shock, fires or explosions, production disturbances, damage to equipment, damage to mechanical components

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__ is an effective way of preventing sparks.

Bonding and grounding

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__ is a secure joining of metallic parts that form an electrically conductive path, dropping their voltage difference to near zero.

Secure joining of metallic parts that form an electrically conductive path

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__ is a connection between the objects and the earth, allowing the discharge of electrostatic electricity to the ground.

A connection between objects and the earth

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Examples of practical applications of static electricity are __.

Electrostatic precipitators, inkjet printers, laser printers, Van de Graaff generators

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Electrostatic precipitators __ before they pass out of the chimneys.

Remove smoke from waste gases

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Characteristics that increase the generation of electrostatics are __.

Low material conductivity, impurities, large contact surface, high speed of separation, high velocity, and low air humidity

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__ may have enough energy to produce electric shocks, cause electronic damage, spoil mechanical components, disrupt production processes, and generate fires and explosions.

Electrostatic sparks