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Dry electrostatic precipitator (ESP)

Reduce dust and ash particles

Dry electrostatic precipitators are used to treat 

  • hot gases created when wood and biomass are incinerated and
  • at energy plants and co-incineration plants to reduce dust and ash particles. 

Any dry dust produced may simply be disposed of later.

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At a glance:

Gas inlet:

  • Guide vanes for directing gas
  • Gas distribution as a pre-separator
  • Pre-separator rapping

 

High voltage system:

  • Strip electrode welded into frame
  • Corona formation over the entire length

 

Installations:

  • Lower part with trace heating
  • Continuously running discharge screws
  • Precipitation plate rapping

Ash discharge:

  • Lower bin part with trace heating
  • Continuously running discharge screws

 

Gas outlet:

  • Transversal separator to reduce dust peaks
  • Pre-separator rapping

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Most economical solution 

The wood-based panel industry generally views dry electrostatic precipitators as the most cost-effective solution to the reduction of particles in hot combustion gases as it is easily possible to dispose of the separated ash or convey it to downstream processing (e.g. wet ash extractors). Particle separation efficiencies in excess of 99% can be achieved.
ESPs are characterised by long service lives as a result of tried-and-tested material concepts. The low pressure losses of less than three millibars and low maintenance requirements also help keep operating costs at manageable levels.


Gas inlet with integrated gas distribution

The dry electrostatic precipitator essentially consists of a gas inlet with integrated gas distribution, which also acts as a pre-separator, one or more electrostatic precipitator fields, and the gas outlet with an integrated cross-separator to reduce dust peaks.
The separated particles fall into the hoppers below after the collection electrodes have been cleaned by rapping and are removed by means of continuously running ash screws.
Available as a multi-stage system combination for separation in conjunction with upstream desulphurisation by dry-scrubbing (DeSOx) and downstream catalytic denitrification (SCR-DeNOx).

Design dry electrostatic precipitator exterior

  1. High voltage conversion system
  2. Gas intry
  3. Gas escape
  4. Crude Gas
  5. Pure Gas
  6. Ash bunker
  7. Bunker screw
  8. Collector srew
  9. Rotary valve

Design dry electrostatic precipitator interior

  1. Baffle plates
  2. Gas distributor
  3. Cross separator
  4. Spraying electrodes
  5. Collecting electrodes
  6. High voltage isolators
  7. Rapping collecting electrodes
  8. Rapping spraying electrodes

Design dry electrostatic precipitator exterior

  1. High voltage conversion system
  2. Gas intry
  3. Gas escape
  4. Crude Gas
  5. Pure Gas
  6. Ash bunker
  7. Bunker screw
  8. Collector srew
  9. Rotary valve

Design dry electrostatic precipitator interior

  1. Baffle plates
  2. Gas distributor
  3. Cross separator
  4. Spraying electrodes
  5. Collecting electrodes
  6. High voltage isolators
  7. Rapping collecting electrodes
  8. Rapping spraying electrodes