The issue of low electric fog voltage
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The last edit to this post was made by Oath-taking on 2011-9-16 at 19:05. What is the reason why the voltage for electric fog can only reach 4KV?
Are you referring to the primary voltage or the secondary voltage? Is there a problem with the instrument? Have you opened the manhole to check it?
How is the current situation? For comparison between the two.
This should be your secondary voltage. I agree with what was said on floor 4; we encountered the same issue as well. We cleaned the tower once and adjusted the pole spacing, and after that the voltage increased
The situation is unclear; with such a high secondary voltage, what about the secondary current? It’s hard to say.
What voltage is it? The primary voltage, I guess. . .
The primary current is 14A and the voltage is 280V; the secondary current is 80mA and the voltage is 43KV. The secondary voltage used to be 60KV – what is causing it to decrease gradually? Cleaning with electric demisting had no effect.
Check the gaps inside the internal pole tube bundle, inspect the contact condition of the electrode wires, clean the dust from the porcelain insulators on the outside of the high-voltage generator, and check the grounding.
One of our electrostatic fog generators also only has 20 KV recently, and we haven’t been able to identify the reason
Could you elaborate on the details a bit more? It’s hard to determine at the moment