WORKING PRINCIPLE

The wet electrostatic precipitator is a particulate matter control device that functions by employing an intense electric field to ionize/charge and capture particles and droplets onto a collection surface. The discharge electrode imparts a negative charge on the particles present in the gas stream as it flows through the collection section. The negatively charged particles are then attracted to the grounded surface of the collection electrode. wet electrostatic precipitators have no barriers to gas flow, operate with a low-pressure drop, and are typically designed for 90 – 99% removal efficiency.

Wet electrostatic precipitator (WESP) systems provide an efficient solution for particulate emission control and have a superior ability to capture certain types of emissions like submicron particulates, sulfuric acid mists, and condensed organic materials.

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INSTALLATION PHOTOS