The accumulation of static charge in polyethylene pipes of gas network systems is a familiar process, which is paid attention to mainly to prevent accidents on pipelines. incidents related to static electricity can occur both during assembly works (coil tapping) and during the operation of gas pipelines (gas venting, etc.). Despite the fact that repeated attempts to study this process have been made by major operating organizations, today we can state that these regularities have not been studied in full. In this work we have made an attempt to describe theoretically the process of static charge accumulation on a pipe body, as well as to evaluate experimentally the adequacy of the proposed models.
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