Discharging effect on charged oil flow by wire net screen

Tottori, K.; Fujii, Motomu

doi:10.1016/0304-3886(82)90107-3

Journal of Electrostatics

1982

DOI: 10.1016/0304-3886(82)90107-3

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Discharging effect on charged oil flow by wire net screen

K. Tottori

Motomu Fujii

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A boundary element method analysis of electrostatics in a tank during filling operations

Sidi‐Yekhlef

Sunderland

1989

Numerical Meth Engineering

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SUMMARYElectrostatic charging inside a tank is analysed numerically using the boundary integral method. The electrostatic charge is transmitted to the tank through a charged liquid. Profiles for the charge density and potential are obtained in the tank during the filling operation. The analysis is based on the equation governing the transport of charge and Poisson's equation. The results are characterized by two dimensionless parameters, the dimensionless Debye length given by the Debye length divided by the height of the tank, and the number Pe defined as a Peclet number. The results show where the maximum charge density and potential occur and give a prediction of when during the filling operation a hazardous situation may occur.

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A boundary element method analysis of electrostatics in a tank during filling operations

Sidi‐Yekhlef

Sunderland

1989

Numerical Meth Engineering

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Theory for electric charging in flow of low-conductivity liquids through screens

Miaoulis

Abedian

Darnahal

1990

Journal of Electrostatics

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New Method of Decreasing the Oil Surface Potential in a Tank with an Electrostatic Screener

Fujii

Tottori

Mitera

et al. 1985

IEEE Trans. Elect. Insul.

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Discharging effect on charged oil flow by wire net screen

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A boundary element method analysis of electrostatics in a tank during filling operations

A boundary element method analysis of electrostatics in a tank during filling operations

Theory for electric charging in flow of low-conductivity liquids through screens

New Method of Decreasing the Oil Surface Potential in a Tank with an Electrostatic Screener

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