Applications and Hazards of Static Electricity

The video explores the applications and hazards of electrostatic charging. It explains how insulators become charged through electron transfer and discusses applications like spray painting, inkjet printers, photocopiers, electrostatic precipitators, and insecticide sprays. The video also highlights the dangers of electrostatic charges, particularly during the refueling of aircraft, and emphasizes the importance of grounding to prevent accidents.

How does an electrostatic precipitator work?

What are the potential hazards associated with electrostatic charges during refueling?

What measures can be taken to prevent ignition during the refueling process?