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Device for power supply of gas-cleaning electrical precipitators
Assignee: VSESOJUZNY ELEKTROTEKHNICHESKY INSTITUTE IMENI VI LENINA
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Filing: 1987-05-26
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Granted: 1990-03-20
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Expires: 2007-05-26
Abstract
Abstract A device for power supply of gas-cleaning electrical precipitators comprises two constant voltage sources (1,2), the unlike poles (5,6) of each of the sources being grounded. Two high-voltage commutators made as triode-type thermionic rectifiers (7,8) with a hollow anode (11) are connected between the other unlike poles of each of the constant voltage sources (1,2) and a corona displaying electrode (16) of an electrical precipitator (17). Connected to a cathode (9) and a control electrode (10) of each of the triode-type thermionic rectifiers (7,8) are modulators (18, 19) of alternating polarity voltage which are connected through isolation transformers (38,39) to a control unit (40), the latter being connected to pickups (49,50,51,52) of electrical and physical parameters. Each electric circuit is provided with series-connected inductive storage elements (13,15), the electric circuit comprising series-connected the constant voltage source (1,2), the triode-type thermionic rectifier (7,8) and the corona-displaying electrode (16) of the electrical precipitator (17).
Inventors
- 👤 Valentina N. Shapenko
- 👤 Vladimir I. Perevodchikov
- 👤 Vladimir N. Lisin
- 👤 Iosif G. Khomsky
- 👤 Valery M. Stuchenkov
- 👤 Alexandr A. Savin
- 👤 Vladimir E. Mareev
- 👤 Jury G. Petrov
- 👤 Igor V. Ermilov
- 👤 Garri Z. Mirzabekyan
Bibliographic Details
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Last Synchronized
2026-11-05 18:05
CPC Classifications
B; B03; B03C; B03C3/00; B03C3/34; B03C3/66; B03C3/68; Y; Y10; Y10S; Y10S323/00; Y10S323/903
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim
208 words
A device for power supply of gas-cleaning electrical precipitators comprising two constant voltage sources (1,2), the unlike poles (5,6) of each of the sources being grounded, two high-voltage commutators connected between the other unlike poles (5,6) of each of the constant voltage sources (1,2) and a corona-displaying electrode (16) of an electrical precipitator (17), and a control unit (40), connected through its inputs to pickups (49, 50, 51, 52) of electrical and physical parameters, and through its outputs to the high-voltage commutators, characterized in that the high-voltage commutators are made as triode-type thermionic rectifiers (7,8) with a hollow anode (11), the device also comprising modulators (18, 19) of alternating polarity voltage equal in number to the number of the thermionic rectifiers (7,8), an input (36, 37) of each of said rectifiers being connected through an isolation transformer (38, 39) thereof to the control unit (40), whereas first and second outputs (35, 26) are connected to a cathode (9) and a control electrode (10) of the thermionic rectifier (7,8) the device further comprising inductive storage elements (13,15) each of which is connected to an electric circuit consisting of a series connected constant voltage source (1,2), the thermionic rectifier (7,8) and the corona-displaying electrode (16) of the electrical precipitator (17).
Claim 2
Independent Claim
208 words
A device for power supply of gas-cleaning electrical precipitators comprising two constant voltage sources (1,2), the unlike poles (5,6) of each of the sources being grounded, two high-voltage commutators connected between the other unlike poles (5,6) of each of the constant voltage sources (1,2) and a corona-displaying electrode (16) of an electrical precipitator (17), and a control unit (40), connected through its inputs to pickups (49, 50, 51, 52) of electrical and physical parameters, and through its outputs to the high-voltage commutators, characterized in that the high-voltage commutators are made as triode-type thermionic rectifiers (7,8) with a hollow anode (11), the device also comprising modulators (18, 19) of alternating polarity voltage equal in number to the number of the thermionic rectifiers (7,8), an input (36, 37) of each of said rectifiers being connected through an isolation transformer (38, 39) thereof to the control unit (40), whereas first and second outputs (35, 26) are connected to a cathode (9) and a control electrode (10) of the thermionic rectifier (7,8) the device further comprising inductive storage elements (13,15) each of which is connected to an electric circuit consisting of a series connected constant voltage source (1,2), the thermionic rectifier (7,8) and the corona-displaying electrode (16) of the electrical precipitator (17).
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
24 words
A device as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the anode (11) of the thermionic rectifiers (7,8) is in fact a Faraday cup.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
75 words
A device as claimed in claim 1 or claim 2 characterized in that the alternating-polarity voltage modulators (18,19) are arranged in a closed conducting screen (31) whose external surface is conductively coupled with the control electrode (10) of the thermionic rectifier (7,8) while the first output (35) of the alternating-polarity voltage modulator (18,19) is insulated from the screen (31), and the second output (26) is connected to the internal surface of the conducting screen (31).
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
120 words
A device for power supply of multisection gas-cleaning electrical precipitators as claimed in claim 1 or claim 2 characterized in that each pair of the thermionic rectifiers (7,8), the number of which is equal to that of sections (62, 63, 64) of the electrical precipitator (17), is connected in parallel between the unlike poles (5,6) of two sources (1,2) of constant voltage, and the inductive storage elements (13,15) are in fact pulse transformers (65, 66) whose primaries (67) are connected to at least two additional modulators (69) which are connected to the control unit (40), while the secondaries (70) of the pulse transformers are series-connected between the thermionic rectifier (7,8) and the corona-displaying electrode (16) of the electrical precipitator (17).
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