Dielectric isolation of metallic conduits

Details Dielectric isolation of metallic conduits Dielectric isolation of metallic conduits

1985-09-30

1987-03-31

Hix, L. T.

Electricity: electrical systems and devices

Discharging or preventing accumulation of electric charge

Of storage or hazardous area or fluid handling

361218, H05F 300

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046547479

ABSTRACT:
A first and a second conduit section (10, 12) each have end portions (11, 13) which are covered by a dielectric insulating material (14, 22). The dielectric material (14, 22) covers an outer side surface (16, 24), an end surface (18, 26), and an inner side surface (20, 28) of each end portion (11, 13). The conduit sections are connected together at their ends to form a continuous conduit. Each section is grounded, which in combination with the dielectric material, prevents an electric spark from arcing between their ends.

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