Grounding of the Electrostatic Precipitator

Electrostatic precipitators encounter quite different situations with regard to their supply conditions. In the simplest case, they may consist of only one electrical field whose high-voltage supply is connected to a general supply network. However, an electrostatic precipitator may also contain many fields whose high-voltage supplies draw their energy from a separate feeding transformer. The total power converted in a large electrostatic precipitator installation makes such an installation useful. The supply network types to which the electrostatic precipitators must be connected are therefore as varied as the applications.