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Maintenance of Electrostatic Precipitator Electrostatic precipitators must be properly operated and maintained in order to ensure that the assured properties are achieved. If this is neglected, it will lead to a poorer performance. Daily maintenance of the electrostatic precipitator is to understood as a monitoring work and the action required to keep the filter and the instrumentation functioning properly. This includes following items :
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Main inspection is performed at longer intervals, during which the inner parts of the electrostatic precipitator are also inspected for corrosion and wear. A main inspection offers the opportunity to repair or replace demaged parts of those no longer functioining properly. Main inspection should be performed every 2 years or each time when a longer shut-down is scheduled. In detail check the following parts :
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Maintenance Check List as follows:
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Start-up procedure for Electrostatic Precipitator Start-up procedure has 3 main phases
Cold comissioning; Before cold comissioning following controls should be completed :
Functional test should be done as follows:
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Hot comissioning; As with cold comissioning plus;
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System optimization; Optimize the high voltage controller and rapping time. |
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Alarm and Errors for Electrostatic Precipitator Operating personel must be familiar with the electrostatic precipitator system because every disturbance which impairs the filter's performance can be recognised directly from a change in the electrical data for each single zone. Observing the voltage and current values is very important and gives some information about the precipitator's performance. The operator should record these values. Major changes in the filter, whether this concerns reductions in the distance between the electrodes, short circuits via creepage paths in the insulators or back-jam of dust in the filter hoppers down into the electrical field, can be recognised in this way without needing to inspect inside the filter. There are some common symptoms as follows: - Voltage suddenly falls to almost zero, the nominal current is on, the system goes down after a time between 2 and 60 seconds set on the minimum detectors and errors are displayed. - This very likely points to a short circuit in the filter system, perhaps caused by a electrode rapture, back-jam, dust from the collecting hoppers or an insulator breakage. - Heavy flash over activity suddenly starts, the voltage drops at the same time - This occurs when the distance between collecting plate and discharge electrodes are so close. There would be some raptured electrodes but there is not directly contact between collecting plates and discharge electrodes. Or there is a fresh air suction points in the casing especially around the doors (seals are not good enough) - Slow increase of flash over activity in a single zone - This is generaly caused by a defect either in the discharge electrode or collecting plates rappers. The rapping system is not running properly. - Slow increase of flash over activity in all zones, voltage change in all zones - This symptom normally has nothing to do with the filter, but rather with a change in the behaviour of the boiler or firing system. Fuel changes and additional firing systems could also be the cause. |
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Designed by Murat Erdem Mursoft 2011 |
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