Modeling static buildup/discharge?

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The discussion centers on modeling static buildup and discharge in plastic cups moving within a machine. The user seeks guidance on creating a mathematical model to quantify static electricity accumulation over time and its discharge behavior. They express an interest in solving the governing equations using the finite element method. A response indicates a lack of expertise in this area, highlighting the need for further assistance. The conversation underscores the complexity of modeling static electricity phenomena in industrial applications.
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Hi,

I would like to model static buildup and discharge. It will be appreciated if someone can point to me a direction. Thanks!

Pei-Ying
 
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What kind of model are you wanting to make? Like a graph, drawing, ETC. Or am I misunderstanding?
 
Hi, Drakkith,

Thanks for the reply!

I have plastic cups moving inside a machine. I would like to know how much static builds up during certain time period. And, how it discharges. So, I am interested in mathematical modeling and hopefully, solving the governing equations using finite element method.

Pei-Ying
 
Ah ok. Well, I wish I could help you, but I don't have enough knowledge about this. Sorry!
 
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