What other factors will affect the safe operation of the electric tar catcher?
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In addition to oxygen content, there are several factors that can affect the safe operation of an electric tar trap:
Gas flow: The size of the gas flow will affect the residence time and deposition rate of the oil mist particles in the electric tar catcher, and then affect its separation effect. If the flow rate is too large, it may cause the tar particles to not reach the wall tube, thereby reducing the efficiency of the electric tar trap.
Electric field strength: The electric field strength is proportional to the separation effect, but too high electric field strength may cause problems such as corona discharge and cause damage to the equipment.
Electrode spacing: The size of the electrode spacing will affect the electric field strength and the risk of grease accumulation. Too small a spacing may result in an electric field strength that is too high, increasing the risk of grease build-up.
Electrode shape: The shape of the electrode will affect the electric field distribution and the movement trajectory of the oil mist particles, thereby affecting the electrotrapping effect.
Oil mist particle size: The size of the oil mist particles directly affects the electric trapping effect. The smaller the particles, the larger the surface area, and the better the electric trapping effect.
Oil mist concentration: Excessive oil mist concentration may cause blockage of the electric trap, thereby reducing the separation effect.
Equipment cleanliness: If the electric trap is not cleaned thoroughly, it may affect the separation effect and electric field strength.
Power supply voltage: If the DC power supply voltage is too low, it may cause a slight lack of corona discharge and affect the oil removal efficiency of the electric tar trap.
ground potential interference: ground potential interference may affect the function of some components, resulting in abnormal voltage and current, thereby affecting the normal operation of the electric tar trap.
In summary, in order to ensure the safe operation of the electric tar catcher, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the above factors and carry out corresponding control and management. Through regular inspection, maintenance and maintenance of equipment, potential problems can be found and dealt with in time to ensure that the electric tar catcher operates in a safe state.
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