MEEP

In the MEEP, the moving electrode plate collects dust and the rotary brush within the lower hopper removes dust from the electrode surface.

In the MEEP, the moving electrode plate collects dust and the rotary brush within the lower hopper removes dust from the electrode surface. Therefore, the MEEP can effectively collect highly-resistive dust, which cannot be removed by the hammering method in general fixed electrodes, as well as the fine dust which re-entrain into flue gas in the hammering method. As a result, the dust collection area can be reduced substantially.

As shown in Figure below, basic structure of the MEEP is different from conventional ESP.

First field: fixed electrode

Second field: fixed electrode

Third field: moving electrode

MEEP can collect fine and sticky dust:

• Rotating brush——no rapping re-entrainment
• Brush locates out of main gas stream——no re-entrainment.
• MEEP can brush the ash which can not be rapped of.