Superman kah saya? or heroes?

Lately aku kerap terkene renjatan elektrik yg kecik bila tangan aku tersentuh besi,laptop or electronic device punya body..
dalam hati aku pikir..ade super power ke aku nih?..tapi lepas google pasal menatang nih kecewa gila aku...

bende nih sebenarnya..... electricity Static Discarge or ESD hasil daripada charge yg tidak sama (or positive and negative)di antara 2 benda.
contohnya bila body kita generate byk statik charge due to geseran ke,or anything..dia akan discharge kan pada something.

brapa byk kene bergantung pd charge yg digenerate oleh body kita..
kalau x silap aku senang nak jadi pada tempat yg kering dan sejuk..kalau korang suka jln seret kaki ke,suka gesel2 bdn ke(gesel2 dgn kucing aku x sure ler), pon ade kemungkinan akn kerap kene gak..

skrang jepun tgh sejuk gila..so lagi kerap la aku terkene bende2 mcm nih..siap ade sekali tuh meletup kecik lagi.."clack" bunyi dia...mcm tersedar dari mimpi yg lena pon ade gak bila kene..
aku ade dgr gak some solution utk bende2 nih..tp dalam banyak2 solution tolong aa jgn beli gelang AC Mizal yg menipu tuh..
yg x boleh blahnya siap nak dpt datuk lg jual mende tu..padahal dh terbukti scam..harga x logik langsung..

kat sini aku ade google tips2 utk reduce ESD nih..renung2kan lah dan selamat beramal...

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Limit contact between moving bodies. Items collect static charge when spare electrons (trapped by a lack of conductive outlet) are collected or "swept up" by a passing body. Creating lots of friction--say, by rubbing your hands on something or dragging your feet along the carpet--encourages static electricity buildup.


2
Put a cotton layer between materials that tend to hold static electricity. Paper, plastic and synthetic materials are efficient generators of static electricity. Hair, clothes and shoes are well known producers.


3
Experiment with different soles to reduce your shoes' take-up of charge from synthetic carpets. Spray the carpet with an anti-static agent available from carpet suppliers.


4
Wet your hair slightly before styling, and use a modern hairdryer with a built-in ion emitter (these reduce static buildup).


5
Increase humidity. Static effect is increased in environments of low humidity. Buildings using air-conditioning, high levels of heating, or those with a lot of insulation can have low humidity.

* Install a humidifier in your building.
* Install a radiator-hung water container to increase humidity.
* Open a window.


6
Ground the static by touching a grounded appliance, wiring a ground circuit, or by applying a neutralizing charge. Static accumulates in areas where the charge cannot escape.

7
When working with sensitive electrical components or volatile materials (such as papers/powders/flammable liquids) sparks and electrical discharge can cause catastrophic failure in sensitive electrical components and ignite volatile substances. Take steps to eliminate them:

* Wire work surfaces to grounding points. Resistive "Touch Me First" grounding pads let users drain off any static charge they've accumulated without causing a spark or a shock.
* Wear static control wristbands, which are wired to grounding points (Do NOT wear them when working on CRT [Cathode Ray Tube] televisions or computer monitors. More than a few people have been killed when the strap touched a main capacitor).
* If nothing else is available, touch a grounded metal object once in a while to remove any charge from your body. Touching a water tap works extremely well. {as does touching a corner of a wall where there is metal stripping under the plaster.} <- These moulding strips are not always grounded!
* Professional devices are available that control static electricity by use of alpha-emitting devices containing Polonium.