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Electrostatic Dust Collector
Electrostatic Dust Collector
Electrostatic Dust Collector
Electrostatic Dust Collector
Electrostatic Dust Collector
Electrostatic Dust Collector

Electrostatic Dust Collector

An Electrostatic Dust Collector, also known as an Electrostatic Precipitator (ESP) or High-Voltage Electrostatic Precipitator, is an industrial air pollution control system that uses electrical energy to remove fine particulate matter from exhaust gases. This electric dust collector operates by ionizing particles as they pass through a high-voltage corona discharge, then attracting and collecting them on oppositely charged plates. ESP systems achieve collection efficiencies of 99.9% on sub-micron particles and are particularly effective for high-temperature applications, heavy dust loads, and processes where low pressure drop is essential, such as in power plants, cement kilns, and steel manufacturing.

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What Is an Electrostatic Dust Collector?

An Electrostatic Dust Collector (ESP) that also known as an Electrostatic Precipitator, is a highly efficient air filtration system designed to remove fine dust particles, smoke, fumes, and other airborne contaminants from industrial exhaust gases. By leveraging high-voltage electrostatic fields, ESPs effectively separate particulate matter from gas streams  also achieving collection efficiencies exceeding 99.9% for particles as small as 1 μm.

Hebei Outai Environmental Protection Equipment Co., Ltd.) we are one of the leading Electrostatic Dust Collector manufacturers in China, delivering CE- and ISO-certified systems designed for power plants, steel plants, chemical industries, and cement manufacturing applications.

 


Why Choose an Electrostatic Dust Collector?

Industrial operations generate microscopic dust and pollutants that are harmful to both the environment and human health. Conventional filtration systems often struggle to capture ultra-fine particles or require frequent maintenance. The Electrostatic Dust Collector (ESP) solves these challenges by:

  • Ensuring <10      mg/Nm³outlet dust concentration — meeting global emission norms.

  • Offering low-pressure      drop operation, resulting in decreased energy consumption.

  • Providing continuous      performance without filter clogging or replacement.

  • Supporting automatic      cleaning through mechanical rapping or water washing systems.

  • Reducing      overall maintenance and lifecycle costs, ideal for 24/7 industrial      operations.

With Senotay’s ESP Dust Collectors, industries achieve cleaner emissions, better workplace environments, and regulatory compliance with EU and ISO 9001:2015 standards.

 


Types of Electrostatic Dust Collectors — Comparison Table

Type No.

Model

Airflow Capacity (m³/h)

Power Input (kW)

Efficiency (% @ 0.3µm)

Operating Temp. Range (°C)

Protection Class

1

EDC-5000

5,000

5.5

99.5

-10 ~ 250

IP54

2

EDC-12000

12,000

11

99.7

-15 ~ 300

IP55

3

EDC-30000

30,000

30

99.9

-20 ~ 390

IP55

4

EDC-60000

60,000

55

99.9

-20 ~ 400

IP56

5

EDC-80000

80,000

75

99.95

-25 ~ 450

IP56

6

WEDC-5000 (Wet Type)

5,000

8

99.9

-10 ~ 200

IP65

7

WEDC-12000

12,000

12

99.97

-15 ~ 260

IP65

8

EX-EDC-15000 (Explosion-Proof)

15,000

15

99.8

-20 ~ 300

ATEX

9

HEDC-25000 (High-Temp Version)

25,000

25

99.7

-30 ~ 450

IP56

10

RX-EDC-50000 (RFID Monitored)

50,000

40

99.99

-20 ~ 390

IP67

 

Electrostatic Dust Collector — Technical Specification Table

Physical    Dimensions

Performance    Ratings

Material    & Construction

Operational    Data

Certifications    & Lifecycle

Length:   2,000–12,000 mm

Filtration   Efficiency: ≥ 99.7–99.9%

SS 304 / CS Q235B

48–75 kV DC

> 80,000 h

Width:   1,500–8,500 mm

Particle   Size Capture: ≥ 1 μm

SS 316 / High-tensile alloy

≤ 1.5 sparks/min

15–25 years

Height:   2,500–10,500 mm

Pressure   Rating: –1.5 to –6 kPa

6–14 mm (CS/SS)

10,000–450,000 m³/h

ISO 9001 / CE / IEC

Flue   Gas Inlet: DN400–DN2400

Max   Temperature: 150–250°C

Ceramic/Porcelain

80–220°C

EPA / EN 12741

Flue   Gas Outlet: DN350–DN2200

Voltage   Ripple: ≤ 5%

Electromagnetic / Mechanical

150–380 Pa

≤ 20 mg/m³

Access   Doors: 500×700 / 600×900 mm

Corona   Power: 20–180 kW

3–8 mm CS/SS

6–45 kWh

IEC 60060-1

BCD   (Bolt Circle Dia): 450–2,100 mm

Collection   Area: 25–2,800 m²

EPDM / Silicone

3,500–65,000 kg

Hot-dip galvanized / Epoxy coated

Base   Plate Area: 900–5,200 mm

Migration   Velocity: 7–15 cm/s

Carbon Steel + Anti-corrosion coating

Every 4–6 months

Rapper cycle 5–30 min

 

 

Product Description, Material Properties, and Standards

Our Electrostatic Dust Collectors are engineered for reliability, corrosion resistance, and long-term durability. Every component is made from certified structural materials and tested against international industrial standards.

Component

Material / Specification

Properties & Benefits

Standard

Power Supply

20–100 kV DC Transformer

Spark suppression, energy-optimized solid-state control

IEC 60204-1

Discharge Electrodes

Tungsten / Stainless Steel

High durability, constant corona discharge

ASTM A366

Collection Plates

Carbon Steel / Stainless Steel (6–8 m tall)

Corrosion-resistant, optimized spacing

ASTM A240

Housing

4–6 mm Steel with anti-corrosion coating

Structural stability & insulation

ISO 13705

Hopper System

Rotary Valves or Screw Conveyors

Automated dust discharge

ASME B16.5

Sealing & Protection

IP54–IP55 rated

Weatherproof & explosion-proof

IEC 60529

 

 

How Does an Electrostatic Dust Collector Work?

The working mechanism of an ESP Dust Collector involves four main stages:

  1. Particle      Charging:
         Dust-laden gas passes through discharge electrodes, which emit a high-voltage      DC field (up to 100 kV). Particles get negatively charged.

  2. Collection:
         These charged particles are attracted to positively charged collection      plates, where they accumulate.

  3. Dust Removal:
         Collected dust is periodically removed using mechanical rapping (dry      ESP) or water flushing (wet ESP), dropping into the hopper      below.

  4. Clean Air      Discharge:
         The purified air exits with ultra-low particulate content (<10      mg/Nm³), ensuring clean exhaust according to global environmental      standards.

 

Key Features of Senotay Electrostatic Dust Collector

  •  Ultra-High Filtration Efficiency:      99.9% particle removal rate

  •  Durable, Corrosion-Resistant Materials      (Carbon Steel, SS304/316)

  •  Fully Automated Operation and Cleaning

  •  CE, ISO 9001/14001, and ATEX Certified

  •  Customizable Airflow Capacities      (5,000–30,000 m³/h)

  • Energy-efficient      transformers and low-pressure operation

  •  Explosion-proof and weatherproof      construction options

 

Core Components

  • Discharge      Electrodes — Create the ionizing corona field.

  • Collection      Plates — Capture charged particles.

  • Transformer/Rectifier      Unit — Provides high-voltage power.

  • Rapping      Mechanism / Water Spray System — Automated cleaning.

  • Hopper &      Dust Conveyor — Smooth dust discharge.

  • Control Cabinet — Intelligent      power regulation and performance monitoring.

 

 

Technical Advantages in Manufacturing — Senotay Expertise

Senotay leverages precision engineering and advanced production technologies to produce high-voltage Electrostatic Precipitators with superior efficiency and lifespan. Each ESP is manufactured in compliance with ISO 9001:2015 and undergoes performance testing based on EN ISO 16890, AMCA 210, and ASME B16.5 standards.

Our advanced manufacturing advantages include:

  • Computerized electrode      alignment systems for stable corona formation.

  • CNC-fabricated      plates ensuring low resistance and consistent particle capture.

  • PLC-controlled      power supplies with arc suppression logic.

  • Efficient      insulation and anti-corrosion surface treatments.

  • Modular designs      for simplified transportation and installation.

 

Installation Method

  1. Foundation      Preparation: Level and concrete base alignment.

  2. Module      Assembly: Fit collection and discharge plates.

  3. Electrical      Setup: High-voltage transformer connection.

  4. Control System      Integration: Link power supply to PLC controls.

  5. Commissioning      & Testing: Verify voltage, flow rate, and spark suppression.

Senotay offers turnkey installation, commissioning, and operator training for all ESP projects.

 

FAQs

Q1: What is the lifespan of an Electrostatic Dust Collector?
Answers: Typical lifespan ranges between 15–25 years, depending on maintenance and operational environment.

Q2: Does the ESP require special maintenance?
Answers: Minimal. Routine inspection, voltage monitoring, and periodic plate cleaning ensure optimum performance.

Q3: Can it handle oily or sticky dust?
Answers: Yes, Wet ESP models are designed specifically for high-resistivity and sticky particulate removal.

Q4: What certifications do Senotay products hold?
Answers: CE, ISO 9001/14001, RoHS, and ATEX certifications ensure global quality compliance.

Q5: Is customization available for different industries?
Answers: Yes, Senotay offers custom-designed ESPs tailored to unique airflow, temperature, and emission requirements.


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