Are there differences among different types of electrostatic demisting flushing operations?
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Electric demisting flushing should be done regularly, right? Here’s a question: are there differences between different types of electric demisting flushing operations? For example, some electric mist flush systems require power to be turned off, while others do not ； Some need to be rinsed and wetted before use, while others have no such requirement. Everyone, please share the procedures for removing fog from your own devices, along with the reasons behind those procedures. It would be best if there were a specific introduction from the manufacturer: handshake :handshake :handshake :lol
Different electric mist eliminators require separate treatment; generally, the power should be turned off first and then water should be flushed through them. For electric mist eliminators made of fiberglass, water should be flushed through them before turning them on, mainly to improve their electrical conductivity.