Why does an electric demister discharge when its speed is increased?

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This post was last edited by danshenyouzui on 2019-10-20 at 20:21. The electrostatic demister does not discharge when the gear is set to 3–5 (the current from the power grid is low), but it starts discharging once the gear is increased. After inspection, the polar lines are all centered, and the plumb bob is securely fixed, so it does not swing much. All the polar line anode tubes are clean, free of acidic sludge. The temperature of the electric heater is also normal, and the flue gas volume is normal as well. There are 5 electrostatic demisters in total, and only this one discharges electricity. It didn’t discharge before, but it has started to do so recently; it discharges immediately when the voltage level increases (the voltage remains within the normal range).

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