Industrial exhaust dust purification equipment dedicated high-voltage electric field core module

High-voltage Electric Field Core for Industrial Waste Gas Purification Equipment, High-voltage Electric Field Module for Dust Purification Equipment, Smoke and Dust Purification

Purifiers are widely used in catering, food processing, industrial workshops, and other fields, providing oil fume purification services for these places and creating a fresh environment. Electrostatic oil fume purifiers, a type of oil fume purification device based on electrostatic principles, are extensively applied in various sectors. In hospitality venues such as hotels, restaurants, and eateries, they effectively purify kitchen-generated oil fumes, offering customers a clean and comfortable dining atmosphere. Similarly, industries like food frying, cooking processing, oil-splash heat treatment workshops, and oil mist lubrication workshops frequently employ this equipment to address oil fume issues. Additionally, electrostatic oil fume purifiers play a significant role in settings like workpiece welding workshops and emissions from fuel oil boilers.

Speaking of the working principle of oil fume purifiers, it essentially relies on adsorption to capture suspended oil mist particles in the air and expel clean air. For oil fume purifiers, this is such a rapid and quiet process. So, what are the specific operational details in its current procedure?

Those familiar with oil fume purifiers know that the core component is the electric field, where the majority of purification occurs. A small portion of the purification is achieved through filters before and after the electric field in the purifier, accounting for no more than 10%. The remaining 90% of oil fumes and other gases are purified under the influence of the electric field. In this process, both the pre and post filters operate in a mechanical mode, blocking some of the oil fumes. When oil fumes pass through the high-voltage electrostatic zone, they are ionized by the negatively charged high-voltage static electricity and become positively charged. Upon entering the low-voltage electrostatic zone, since the plates in this zone are positively charged, they attract the negatively charged oil fume molecules to the plates. These molecules then flow into the oil tray below under the influence of gravity.

High-voltage Electric Field Core for Industrial Waste Gas Purification Equipment, High-voltage Electric Field Module for Dust Purification Equipment, Smoke and Dust Purification