THE LEADING EXPERTS IN DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE CUSTOM GARMENTS
2023-12-18 09:02:37
Why cannot chemical fiber work clothes be worn in flammable and explosive places?
Due to the tendency of chemical fiber workwear to generate static electricity and sparks when rubbing against human bodies or air, a large amount of flammable and explosive materials are generally stored in flammable and explosive places. Wearing chemical fiber workwear can easily ignite gases. When working in high-temperature environments, chemical fibers can melt and adhere to the surface of human skin, causing serious burns.
Personnel working in flammable and explosive areas are required to wear professional anti-static clothing, including shoes, hats, etc. Nailed shoes and synthetic fiber clothing are prohibited from entering, and the use of iron objects to "hit" the ground is also prohibited.
The hazards of static electricity mainly involve the following three aspects
1. Direct injury: Electric shock is easily caused by static electricity generated during the production process of general operations. Lightning strikes with static characteristics or residual charges on capacitors can sometimes endanger human life due to their high voltage and large capacity.
2. Secondary injury: When the human body is electrocuted, the body will lose balance, fall from a height, or come into contact with the machine, causing injury. The secondary injury caused by electrostatic discharge poses a serious threat to personal safety.
3. Mental stress: The stimulation of static electricity discharge on the human body can cause mental stress, and even hinder normal work or various accidents due to malfunctions.
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