Full-automatic high-voltage electrostatic oil fume purifier utilizing segmented cleaning

Abstract

A full-automatic high-voltage electrostatic oil fume purifier utilizing segmented cleaning is characterized by being provided with a full-automatic cleaning device which comprises a reduction motor, a lead screw, a transmission device, a movable cleaning main water pipe, a plurality of position sensors and a single-chip controller. The movable cleaning main water pipe is provided with a plurality of cleaning water pipes with water nozzles, and control valves are arranged at upper ends of the cleaning water pipes respectively. An output shaft of the reduction motor is connected with the lead screw through a driven gear of the transmission device, a lead screw bush of the movable cleaning main water pipe is connected with a thread of the lead screw movably, and the movable cleaning main water pipe is communicated with a water outlet of a water pump. The position sensors are arranged at two ends of the lead screw respectively, the reduction motor and the control valves are connected with an output end of the single-chip controller respectively, and signal output ends of the position sensors are connected with an input end of the single-chip controller respectively. The common problem that existing oil fume purifiers are incapable of running normally due to accumulated oil is solved thoroughly and purifying efficiency is constant all year round.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to high-voltage electrostatic oil fume purification equipment, in particular to a fully automatic segmental cleaning high-voltage electrostatic oil fume purifier. Background technique [0002] High-voltage electrostatic oil fume purifier is the most widely used form of oil fume purification at home and abroad; its principle is to use the direct current high-voltage electric field to generate corona discharge phenomenon, ionize and decompose the oil fume flowing through the purifier, and form tiny charged oil particles and smoke, Dust and water particles are absorbed when they pass through the heteropolar flat oil collecting plate, and their flowing part is deposited in the bottom oil storage tank of the purifier. However, due to the increase of time, the oil stains adsorbed on the oil accumulation plate continue to thicken, and at the same time, the insulators connected to the high-voltage electrodes cause arc leakage due to the t...

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Problems solved by technology

The current cleaning method of the purifier is regular manual cleaning. This cleaning must be done by professionals. If the purifier is used for too long, the oil on the oil accumulation plate will dry out. Even if professionals use extraordinary measures, it is difficult. clean and expensive

There used to be an ultrasonic automatic cleaning fume purifier in China, but due to its high cost, large power consumption, and high water consumption, it was not accepted by users and was not conducive to energy saving, so it did not enter the market

So far, there is no practical purifier automatic cleaning device on the market

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