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Basic Difference Between SMPS and T/R

SMPS technology enhances total collection efficiency and fine particulate collection in electrostatic precipitators compared to traditional Transformer/Rectifier (T/R) methods. This is because SMPS provides an almost ripple-free high voltage signal from a high frequency power supply, whereas T/R has a ripple similar to the 50/60 Hz mains input frequency. A direct comparison of voltage levels also shows that SMPS energization provides a higher average voltage and thus more power to the electrostatic precipitator.

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Basic Difference Between SMPS and T/R

SMPS technology enhances total collection efficiency and fine particulate collection in electrostatic precipitators compared to traditional Transformer/Rectifier (T/R) methods. This is because SMPS provides an almost ripple-free high voltage signal from a high frequency power supply, whereas T/R has a ripple similar to the 50/60 Hz mains input frequency. A direct comparison of voltage levels also shows that SMPS energization provides a higher average voltage and thus more power to the electrostatic precipitator.

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Basic difference between SMPS and T/R

Using SMPS technology to energize electrostatic precipitators enhances both total


collection efficiency and fine particulate collection. This is achieved mainly due to
the almost ripple-free high voltage signal provided by a high frequency power
supply, where a traditional Transformer/Rectifier (T/R) will have a ripple similar to
the low frequency - 50/60 hz - of the mains input.

A direct comparision of voltage levels as shown below, shows that SMPS


energisation provides a higher average voltage and thus more power to the ESP.

Schenck Process Norge AS


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www.schenckprocess.no

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