In an airplane, the body of the aircraft gets charged if friction occurs between it and the
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In an airplane, the body of the aircraft gets charged if friction occurs between it and the air, which contains dust particles. As there is no possibility of grounding through a copper wire on the ground, the aircraft contains sharp wicks. Explain their role in protecting the aircraft from damage due to accumulation of excessive charge.
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Those metal rods you see sticking out of the trailing edge of an aircraft wing are called static wicks These seemingly unassuming devices play a cruci...View the full answer
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