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ipn [44]
1 year ago
6

flammable liquid is being pumped out of a drum into a bucket using a hand pump. describe an appropriate grounding and bonding pr

ocedure.
Chemistry
1 answer:
lutik1710 [3]1 year ago
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When transferring flammable liquids from storage drums to smaller electrically conductive containers, bonding and grounding are required. In any workplace, you should do the same whenever you move these liquids between conductive containers.

<h3>What exactly occurs in this case?</h3>

Ground dispensing drums in the area for storing and dispensing flammable liquids. Connecting the container to an already grounded, electrically conductive object grounds it. This could be a grounded metal construction framework, a buried metal plate, a metallic subsurface gas piping system, or metal water pipes. Sparks are prevented from discharging by bonding the two containers together and grounding one of them. All connections for bonding and grounding must be made from bare metal to bare metal.

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