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Painting Cars
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Juan Mendoza-Marquez
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Updated Mar 17, 2022
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Hello.
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And this is the presentation on painting cars by jasmine, Montesinos,
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Taishan Powell and juan Carlos, Mendoza marquez,
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how painting cars work.
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Most people use sprays to paint cars and this is the most effective way to paint a
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car spray is used in this technique used the
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air to push the material or paint coating particles
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by providing high voltage on its tip.
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The spray will produce a large amount of electrical charge
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obviously attract.
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Therefore, an electrical charge is supplied to the car to be painted.
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An example of how electoral static paint spray,
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how the paint in the car is electrically charged.
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The charge paid particles are attracted to the ground car
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to the ground the car
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and stick to the body.
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Paint particles are positively positively charged, causing it to spread out.
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Once the paint dries,
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it sticks much better to the car and it's smoother because it is evenly distributed.
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Her electric charge is used when painting
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and then let's show static painting.
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The item to be painted receives a negative charge from a
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negatively charged electrode that looks similar to a battery card.
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The paint has a positive charge and it is
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sprayed on using a revolving nozzle.
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The positive and negative charges attract the paint like a magnet
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to the metal service.
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An example,
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the process of painting a car.
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A negative charge is applied to the paint while it's in the reservoir
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discharge discharge is applied to the barrel of the spray paint gun,
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it rubs against the sides of the nozzle and gains a negative
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electric charge as the paint is propelled through the paint gun.
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When spray painting a car door,
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the electrostatic method is used. A corridor has a negative charge,
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and the droplets of paint receive a positive charge as they leave the spray gun.
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