DL/T 1997-2019 in English
VALIDCellular wet electrostatic precipitator
- Issued on:2019-06-04
- Implemented on:2019-10-01
- File Format:PDF
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Price(USD):
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$194.00
$194.00
Introduction
Standard Core Technology Innovation
| Technical Indicators | Traditional Wet Electrostatic Precipitator | Honeycomb Structure Wet Electrostatic Precipitator | Improvement Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Specific Dust Collection Area | 12-18m²/(m³/s) | ≥20m²/(m³/s) | 40%↑ |
| Electrode Spacing Control | ±15mm | ±3mm | Accuracy Improved by 5 Times |
| Corrosion Protection Life | 5-8 years | ≥10 years | Double |
Technical requirements for key components
1. Dust collecting electrode system
Adopt honeycomb modular design, non-metallic conductive material with an inscribed circle diameter of 300-400mm. Main features:
- Surface roughness Ra<12.5
- Single side thickness ≥3mm
- Flatness tolerance 1mm
2. Discharge electrode system
Integral suspended titanium alloy structure, typical configuration:
| Same pole distance 300mm | Secondary voltage 60kV |
| Same pole distance 350-400mm | Secondary voltage 72kV |
Key points of project implementation
Anti-corrosion system design
Triple anti-corrosion strategy is adopted:
- Inside of shell: glass flake lining (HG/T2640)
- Connectors: 2205 duplex stainless steel
- Dust collecting electrode: conductive fiberglass (DL/T1844)
Cleaning system configuration
Typical parameters:
- Water pressure 0.3-0.5MPa
- Nozzle coverage ≥1m²
- Adjacent coverage ≥150%
Test acceptance specification
| Test items | Method standard | Qualified index |
|---|---|---|
| Smoke concentration | HJ836 | ≤5mg/m³ |
| Air flow distribution | DL/T461 | σ≤0.25 |
| No-load boost | Article 7.1.6 | U2≥55kV |
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