Process for precipitation of high-resistance particles from an aerosoleln aus einem Aerosol
Electrical precipitators are used to precipitate particles out of gas streams in a process for which the electrical resistance of the particles plays a decisive role in how the precipitator functions.
An electrical precipitator is suitable for precipitating particulate matter with a specific electrical resistance within a range from 10⁴ to 1011 Ωcm. Particulate matter with higher electrical resistance causes what is called a “back corona”, which severely disrupts the precipitation process.
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