The VT CORP Electrostatic Precipitator was introduced, considering the increasing demand for environmental protection. VT CORP has credentials of satisfactory performance of more than 500 ESPs in India and globally.
The VT CORP’s Electrostatic Precipitator is upgrading itself over the past 2 Decades considering the stringent demand for environmental protection. The precipitator technology is constantly optimized as per the environmental norms for several years. The precipitator is technically superior and the most preferred dedusting system for numerous applications.
Dust concentrations at the precipitator inlet of several hundred grams per Nm3 can be reduced to a few mg/Nm3 at the precipitator outlet, e.g. to 20 mg/Nm3 or even lower as per application.
The electrostatic precipitator is suitable for the precipitation of solid particles. The particles are charged by a flow of ions from the discharge electrode and drift under the influence of the electrical field towards the collecting electrode. The cleaning of the collecting electrodes is achieved by periodic rapping for dry precipitators and by flushing for wet precipitators. The theoretical basis for the design of electrostatic precipitators was worked out for the first time in a study concerning the motion and charging of electrical carriers in cylindrical capacitors.
Various factors for precipitator sizing cannot be calculated; they are based on the experience. The specific electrical resistivity of the dust is the most important criteria for the determination of the precipitator size.
Single field ESP is ESP with only one field (Normally ESP has more has 2 or 3 field). Internal arrangement is same as regular ESP i.e.Rows of collection electrode and discharge electrode with their respective rapping systems.
As there are no coarser particles and dust burden is very low, the concentrated current from the discharge electrodes is not be required. Hence V T CORP developed Star type electrodes for such applications which discharges uniform current distribution to capture the fine dust from the Flue gas.