Key Points
- The video explains how an electrostatic precipitator removes particulate pollutants from thermal power plants.
- It details the mechanism of charging particles and attracting them to collection plates.
- The importance of controlling exhaust velocity for effective pollutant removal is emphasized.
Introduction
In this video, the function of an electrostatic precipitator in thermal power plants is discussed, focusing on its role in removing harmful particulate pollutants from exhaust gases. Download Now
Working Mechanism
- The electrostatic precipitator uses high voltage to charge particles in the exhaust. Electrostatic Precipitator
- Charged particles attach to negatively charged collection plates, allowing clean air to exit. Collection Plate
- The process involves controlling the velocity of the exhaust to ensure effective attraction of charged particles. Exhaust Velocity
Conclusion
The electrostatic precipitator is crucial for maintaining air quality by filtering out harmful pollutants before they are released into the atmosphere. Air Quality