An Integrated Program to Achieve Maximum Performance of Electrostatic Precipitators

Next Generation Wet Electrostatic Precipitators

Multi-pollutant control technologies will become more important in the future. This new membrane wet electrostatic precipitator (WESP) system is ideally suited to, and very cost effective for, removing PM2.5, SO3 and Hg after limestone wet flue gas desulphurization (WFGD) scrubbers in the utility industry. Several coal-fired utilities have been experiencing increased SO3 emissions from their ex...

The effect of wall strengtheners on the performance of double-stage electrostatic precipitators

The presence of wall strengtheners in double-stage electrostatic precipitators affects gas velocity, electrical field and particle movement over the ESP. In this work we have used our previous mathematical model for double-stage ESP {Talaie et. al (2001) [10]] to study the effect of wall strengtheners on the performance of double-stage ESP. One of the important findings was that, due to the fac...

The use of electrostatic precipitators on municipal incinerators.

It has been approximately ten (10) years since the first electrostatic precipitator was applied to an incinerator in the United States by the City of New York. Since that time, numerous installations have been made on various types of incinerators. This paper gives a brief description of the majority of the installations as well as actual performance data as compared to manufacturers' guarantee...

Creating the Right Sort of Ship to Achieve Integrated Care: A Response to Recent Commentaries

Integrated Visualization of Parallel Program Performance Data

Performancetuning a parallel application involves integratingperformancedata from many components of the system, including the message passing library, performance monitoring tool, resource manager, operating system, and the application itself. The current practice of visualizing these data streams using a separate, customized tool for each source is inconvenient from a usability perspective, a...