I came here to learn the fundamentals of Electrostatic Precipitation.......I stayed for the sweet sweet music. You could, and I will, make love to this song.
Thank you I can conclude this video Electrostatic precipitations work by forcing dirty flue gas (gas coming out of the chimney) through two electrodes (electrical terminals), in the form of metal wires, bars, or plates in pipes or chimneys. The first electrode is charged to a very high negative voltage. When dirt particles move through it, they take on a negative charge. The higher the pipe (or farther away, if it is a horizontal pipe), there is a second electrode consisting of a metal plate filled with high positive voltage (typically 50,000-00,000 volts). Because the different charges attract, soot particles that are negatively charged are attracted to the positively charged plate and attach to it. From time to time, the collecting plates must be shaken to empty the soot; which can be done manually (by someone who brushes it clean) or automatically (by some kind of shaking mechanism or automatic brushing in a process called rap).
Please explain connection of collecting plate and emiting electrode? Is it only negative terminal connection to emitig electrode and another is ground?
I am still banging this video out in 2022 for the music. Who’s with me?
A clear understanding of ESP working . Thank you Thermax❤️
I came here to learn the fundamentals of Electrostatic Precipitation.......I stayed for the sweet sweet music.
You could, and I will, make love to this song.
Thank you I can conclude this video Electrostatic precipitations work by forcing dirty flue gas (gas coming out of the chimney) through two electrodes (electrical terminals), in the form of metal wires, bars, or plates in pipes or chimneys. The first electrode is charged to a very high negative voltage. When dirt particles move through it, they take on a negative charge. The higher the pipe (or farther away, if it is a horizontal pipe), there is a second electrode consisting of a metal plate filled with high positive voltage (typically 50,000-00,000 volts). Because the different charges attract, soot particles that are negatively charged are attracted to the positively charged plate and attach to it. From time to time, the collecting plates must be shaken to empty the soot; which can be done manually (by someone who brushes it clean) or automatically (by some kind of shaking mechanism or automatic brushing in a process called rap).
Could we expect more videos on design, working & operation of your AFBC, CFBC boilers, ESP, Thermopac systems etc? It will be of great help.
Very nice explanation in easy way thanks to thermax
Animation is good . Appreciate if explanation is also available.
Please explain connection of collecting plate and emiting electrode?
Is it only negative terminal connection to emitig electrode and another is ground?
how will you know full dust on plate ? and when purging flue gas inlet will swith to another champer alright man.
No explanation. Just what I was looking for
What is the source of high voltage in ESPS
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Not good for the beginners. Animation without explanation has no meaning.
Does anyone know who composed this track?
I'm not sure man but, if you find out let me know.
Fuck its a banger!
@@stewartlacey5407 Idk maybe inspired from "daft punk instant crush".
song????
Nice video
the Air pollution control division of Thermax the best
Superb 👌
Excelente.... gracias
sir, how many % dust we leave in air after esp.?? i think 3% .
rajan kumar 90%
the effciency must be more than 99.5 %. Hence itmust be less than 0.5%
Anyone listening in 2020?
Please upload gas cleaning plans
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Animation good but music............
nice....
Electric washcloth.
the music wants me to do honey moon with my bb.
Virtual study........