What effect does static electricity have on titanium reactors?

In fact, there is a grounding treatment, but the materials contained in the reaction tank are some high-insulation media. The static electricity carried by this high-insulation media will not be discharged in time like the static electricity of the metal belt. It has a discharge time. That is to say, after 478.1 seconds, the decay of the charge inside the insulating medium is less than one-third of the original charge. It will take a while to fully discharge the charge. During this period, if it touches the conductor, there is still a discharge to generate an electric spark, which may cause a burst.
For some highly insulating substances, their discharge time constant is longer, up to several hours or even several days. It can be seen that the charge inside a high insulating medium such as gasoline is difficult to conduct away at once by grounding, which is why static electricity has a safety impact on the production of titanium reactors.