Ok learned ones. I have read a couple of posts on this forum that suggested static electricity build up in PVC ducting causing sparks and unwanted fires is considered b.s. based on unsound science.
The other day, I happened to be talking to a nice fell at ezyduct, who was quite chatty even when I told him his product was way too rich for my blood.
Anyway, during our chat he asked about how I was planning to deal with static build up. He evidently has has a customer who has ezyduct, but also has a section of PVC (presumably an industrial installation), and has had several fires.
Can someone explain why static is believed NOT to be a problem ?
The other day, I happened to be talking to a nice fell at ezyduct, who was quite chatty even when I told him his product was way too rich for my blood.
Anyway, during our chat he asked about how I was planning to deal with static build up. He evidently has has a customer who has ezyduct, but also has a section of PVC (presumably an industrial installation), and has had several fires.
Can someone explain why static is believed NOT to be a problem ?
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