, 30, 5 (2006) 230 235 ,1 2006 5 19 ; 2006 9 12 Moving Electrode Type Electrostatic Precipitator Having a Pulse Charging Fixed-Electrode Section Toshiaki MISAKA* ,1 , Tadashi OURA* and Minoru YAMAZAKI* (Received May 19, 2006; Accepted September 12, 2006) The electrostatic precipitator composed of a fixed electrode section with pulse energization, followed by the moving electrode section to cope with handling an extremely high resistive dust. A pulse energization for the fix electrode section was studied for the purpose of improving the collection efficiency. The relationship between pulse waveforms and their collection efficiencies has been experimentally investigated for a cylindrical electrostatic precipitator. For handling the high resistive dust greater than 10 12 cm, the optimum pulse waveforms superimposed of DC voltage and DC current were revealed. The experimental results for a coal fired boiler application indicated that the optimum DC current, the pulse voltage, and pulse frequency exist depending on dust resistivity. Suitable choice of pulse waveform could lead to achieve a significantly higher collection efficiency than that of the conventional DC energization. 1. 1 2-4 5 6 7-10 11 * 170-8466 1-13-2 Hitachi Plant Technologies, Ltd. 1-13-2 Kita-Otsuka, To- shima-ku, Tokyo, 170-8466 Japan 1 [email protected]J. Inst. Electrostat. Jpn.
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, 30, 5 (2006) 230 235
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2006 5 19 ; 2006 9 12
Moving Electrode Type Electrostatic Precipitator Having a Pulse Charging Fixed-Electrode Section
Toshiaki MISAKA*,1, Tadashi OURA* and Minoru YAMAZAKI*(Received May 19, 2006; Accepted September 12, 2006)
The electrostatic precipitator composed of a fixed electrode section with pulse energization, followed by the movingelectrode section to cope with handling an extremely high resistive dust. A pulse energization for the fix electrode section was studied for the purpose of improving the collection efficiency. The relationship between pulse waveforms and theircollection efficiencies has been experimentally investigated for a cylindrical electrostatic precipitator. For handling thehigh resistive dust greater than 1012 cm, the optimum pulse waveforms superimposed of DC voltage and DC current were revealed. The experimental results for a coal fired boiler application indicated that the optimum DC current, the pulse voltage, and pulse frequency exist depending on dust resistivity. Suitable choice of pulse waveform could lead toachieve a significantly higher collection efficiency than that of the conventional DC energization.
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Hitachi Plant Technologies, Ltd. 1-13-2 Kita-Otsuka, To-shima-ku, Tokyo, 170-8466 Japan