Regarding the setting of the electric field rapping time in electrostatic precipitators
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We are using an electrostatic precipitator with three electric fields. The automatic rapping time set by the manufacturer doesn’t seem to be very reasonable; smoke keeps emerging from the chimney almost every hour. Could anyone tell me what a scientific setting would be for the rapping times of the anodes and cathodes in these three electric fields?
1. Check whether the vibration sequence is reasonable; which electric field has not been vibrated for a long time when ash is emitted? Mainly consider the first and second electric fields ； 2. Is the shaking cycle too long? Adjust it up in the program.
From a practical perspective, it is due to an unreasonable setting of the shock cycle. The original poster could compare the cycle set for vibration striking with the cycle you mentioned, in which smoke emerges from each hole every hour, in order to find the reason. Reset the shock cycle. Or could you let us know the specific knocking cycle so that it can be analyzed?