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Definition and introduction of grounding wire Definition and introduction of grounding wire Grounding wire is an important safety device used to protect electrical equipment, personnel and buildings from electric shock. It leads the charge to the ground to ensure the steady flow of current and avoid fire or other hazards caused by voltage overload. The ground wire is usually made of conductive material, installed outside or inside the building, and connected to the electrical system to effectively release the charge to the ground. During the operation of electrical equipment, the grounding wire can quickly conduct the current generated by accident to the ground for protection. Grounding wire is widely used in buildings, families and industrial facilities. -
Maintenance methods and precautions of insulating rubber plate Insulating rubber plate plays a very important role in engineering. Correct maintenance methods and precautions can extend its service life and improve work efficiency. The following describes the maintenance methods and precautions of insulating rubber plate. 1. Maintenance method The insulation rubber plate shall be cleaned regularly for maintenance. Keeping the surface clean is an important step to ensure the normal operation of the insulating rubber plate. When cleaning, use a mild detergent and wipe with a soft cloth. Avoid using detergent with particles to avoid scratching the surface. It is also important to keep the insulating rubber plate dry. The wet environment is easy to rust the surface of the insulation rubber plate, so the surface moisture should be wiped off regularly. especially -
Application and material characteristics of rubber pad Rubber pad Rubber pad is an indispensable important material in industrial production and daily life. They are used in a wide range, from shock absorption pads of mechanical equipment to anti-skid pads of household appliances, to sealing gaskets in the automotive industry, almost everywhere. Rubber can be divided into natural rubber and synthetic rubber according to its source and production process. Natural rubber: latex mainly from rubber trees, which is made through solidification, washing, drying and other processes. Natural rubber has excellent elasticity and abrasion resistance, and can still maintain good softness at low temperatures. Synthetic rubber: made by chemical synthesis, mainly including styrene butadiene rubber (SBR) and neoprene rubber
