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How to address the high nitrogen consumption in electric tar collectors

2016-05-08View Original

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How to effectively reduce nitrogen consumption in electric tar catchers? Of course, this is on the condition that safety is not compromised.
Reply #22016-05-10
Ensure the system is properly sealed and that pressure is well controlled. The role of nitrogen is to provide a gas seal, and a high pressure is not required.
Reply #32016-05-17
I have another question: What are the key points involved in ensuring proper sealing of the system? And as for \"proper pressure control\", what is an appropriate level of pressure to maintain?
Reply #42016-05-17
Is there a way to basically isolate the gas inside the insulated box and the electrostatic precipitator?
Reply #52016-05-17
I have another question: What are the key points involved in ensuring proper sealing of the system? And as for \"proper pressure control\", what is an appropriate level of pressure to maintain?

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