1993
DOI: 10.1016/0021-8502(93)90160-b
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18 P 08 Coagulation and wall loss of charged particles

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“…But the influence of high frequency electric coagulation; if ignoring a dust particle inertia, electric coagulation coefficient and alternating electric field frequency independent. [10][11][12][13][14][15] Chengqi Mao of the Dalian Maritime University, the experimental results in 2007 show that the alternating electric field of the coagulation efficiency is higher than that of Constant electric field and when electric field frequency is 40Hz, the effect is the best. Electric coagulation effect of the particle size increased about 21%, after the pre-charge facility is installed, the total dust removal efficiency of 2.6-3.5%.…”
Section: Electric Coagulation Technology Research Status Quo At Home ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But the influence of high frequency electric coagulation; if ignoring a dust particle inertia, electric coagulation coefficient and alternating electric field frequency independent. [10][11][12][13][14][15] Chengqi Mao of the Dalian Maritime University, the experimental results in 2007 show that the alternating electric field of the coagulation efficiency is higher than that of Constant electric field and when electric field frequency is 40Hz, the effect is the best. Electric coagulation effect of the particle size increased about 21%, after the pre-charge facility is installed, the total dust removal efficiency of 2.6-3.5%.…”
Section: Electric Coagulation Technology Research Status Quo At Home ...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The charged aerosol was found to have 1e-3e charges per particle and it was concluded that small electric charges have a negligible effect on the coagulation rate. Xiang and Colbeck (1993) conducted coagulation experiments on charged, monodisperse aerosol in an enclosed chamber using a differential mobility analyzer (DMA) to measure particle charge and a condensation nucleus counter to measure particle concentration. Compared to uncharged particles, unipolar particles were found to have suppressed coagulation rates and symmetrical, bipolar particles were found to have higher coagulation rates.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%