Chemical fiber fabrics are prone to static electricity due to their high insulating properties. Static electricity refers to the electrical phenomenon caused by the imbalance of charges on the surface of an object.
The principle of static electricity is as follows:
1. Friction effect: When two objects of different materials rub against each other, electrons will Transfer between the two so that one object has a positive charge and the other has a negative charge. On chemical fiber fabrics, when they rub against other materials (such as cotton and wool), electron transfer will cause the chemical fiber fabric to become charged.
To prevent chemical fiber fabrics from generating static electricity, you can try the following methods:
1. Choose natural fiber blends: Compared with single synthetic fiber fabrics, natural fiber blends can reduce the chance of static electricity.
2. Use wetting agent: You can spray some wetting agent on the fabric during the washing process or before wearing to increase the humidity of the fabric and reduce static electricity. of production.
3. Avoid excessively dry environments: Dry air can easily increase the possibility of static electricity. You can keep the ambient humidity appropriate, such as using a humidifier or placing a basin.
4. Spray anti-static agent: There are some special anti-static agents on the market that can be sprayed on chemical fiber fabrics to reduce the generation of static electricity.
5. Wear anti-static clothing: Some specially treated anti-static clothing can reduce the generation of static electricity.
In short, the problem of static electricity generated by chemical fiber fabrics can be reduced by selecting appropriate fabrics, maintaining appropriate humidity, and using special products.
