New Design for Charging Section of Electrostatic Precipitators Using Thermocouple Principle for Air Pollution Control

Abstract

Classical designs for electrostatic precipitators in industries use high voltage current.  A new design is proposed for charging sections by using properties of materials used for thermocouples.  This design uses materials which are being used for thermocouples in constructing champers of electrostatic precipitators.   This design does not require high voltage current.

Keywords

• Air pollution control,Electrostatic Precipitator,Thermocouple

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