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NAME: YOUR NAME

DATE: DECEMBER - 2024

STATIC ELECTRICITY
STATIC
ELECTRICITY
STATIC ELECTRICITY
DEFINITION AND
BASICS

UNDERSTANDING STATIC ELECTRICITY

Static electricity is a stationary electric charge typically


caused by friction. It occurs when electrons are
transferred between materials, resulting in a charge
imbalance.

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STATIC ELECTRICITY
CAUSES OF STATIC
ELECTRICITY
INDUCTION AND CONDUCTION
Charge can also occur through induction, where a charged object influences nearby
neutral objects, and conduction, where direct contact transfers charge.

FRICTIONAL FORCES

Friction between different materials leads to electron transfer, creating positive and negative
charges.

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STATIC ELECTRICITY
EFFECTS OF STATIC ELECTRICITY

ELECTRIC SHOCKS SPARKS AND FLASHES ATTRACTIVE FORCES

Static electricity can cause mild High-voltage discharges can Charged objects can attract
electric shocks which occur create visible sparks, typically neutral materials, demonstrating
when a charged object contacts seen when touching metal objects classic examples like a balloon
a less charged surface. after walking on carpets. sticking to a wall.

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STATIC ELECTRICITY
APPLICATIONS
OF STATIC
ELECTRICITY
EVERYDAY EXAMPLES

Common applications include the use of static cling in


plastic wrap, air purification using electrostatic filters,
and even in printers.
INDUSTRIAL USES

Static electricity is used in various applications like powder


coating, painting, and photocopying, enhancing adhesion and
effectiveness.

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STATIC ELECTRICITY RISKS
This table summarizes the main risks associated with static
electricity, highlighting potential hazards and suggested
preventive measures.

RISK DESCRIPTION PREVENTIVE MEASURES

Static discharge can ignite Use antistatic devices and proper


Fire Hazard
flammable materials. grounding.

Sensitive electronics can be Implement ESD (Electrostatic


Equipment Damage
damaged by static discharge. Discharge) control procedures.

Electrical shocks can cause Ensure proper safety protocols and


Personal Injury
discomfort or injury. use grounding straps.

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PREVENTION AND CONTROL

40% 20% 10% 30%

USE OF ANTISTATIC GROUNDING


MATERIALS TECHNIQUES REGULAR MAINTENANCE HUMIDITY CONTROL

Utilizing materials designed Implementing proper Routine checks and Maintaining humidity levels
to prevent static buildup. grounding methods to maintenance of equipment to reduce static electricity.
dissipate charges. to control static.

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STATIC ELECTRICITY
WRAPPING UP STATIC ELECTRICITY

Static electricity is a common phenomenon that can


have both beneficial applications and serious risks.
Understanding its causes and effects can help in
effective management.

SUMMARY
AND
CONCLUSI
ON

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