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Precipitator Operating Principle

Particles suspended in a gas enter the precipitator and pass through ionized zones around the high voltage discharge electrodes. The electrodes, through a corona effect emit negatively charged ions into the gas. The negatively charged gas field around each electrode charges the particles causing them to migrate to the electrodes of opposite polarity, i.e. the collecting electrodes. The charged particles gather on the grounded collecting plates. Rappers dislodge the agglomerated particulate, which falls into the collection hoppers for removal.

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