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Re: ESD ground vs Electrical ground
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Fri, 25 Jul 1997 09:16:46 -0500
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     I would recommend you use Earth (electrical) ground whenever possible 
     as the most reliable method. Equipment grounds can be faulty from 
     time-to-time.
     
     Darell Drake
     Sperry-Sun Drilling Services
     Houston, Tx.


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Subject: ESD ground vs Electrical ground
Author:  [log in to unmask] (Lim Teong Kheng) at Internet-Mail
Date:    7/25/97 8:27 AM


     
Hi! I am wondering if anyone could advise me whether to use ESD ground or 
Electrical ground for my production line. At this moment we do not have a 
ESD ground but we are thinking of building one. Is this advisable?
     
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