Study of Metallurgical Industry Smoke Characteristics and the Affect to the Performance of Electrical Precipitator

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Metallurgy industry is an important part of national economy, thereinto, steel enterprise is the most important part, and it has become a significant symbol of comprehensive national strength. According to the analysis, in the Large and medium-sized Steel enterprise the effect of energy saving and emission reduction is obvious, But the process equipment behind of small and medium-sized enterprises, high energy consumption and discharge many pollutants. In order to reach require, Electrical precipitator has been widely used. In this text, we make comprehensive narrative for metallurgy industry characteristics of flue gas, and analyze the affect of flue gas to electrical precipitator, finally, we put forward some constructive measures and suggests.

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