Electrostatics in the Petroleum Industry - książka wyd. 1958

Opis

The authors examine how static electricity is generated during the handling of flammable liquids—such as during pumping, filtering, mixing, and pipeline transport—and how these charges can lead to dangerous discharges capable of igniting vapors. The book combines theoretical explanations with experimental data, case studies, and practical engineering recommendations.

It is richly illustrated with diagrams, graphs, and technical tables, making it a foundational reference for engineers working in petroleum refining, fuel storage, and industrial safety.