Wet Electrostatic Precipitators in Food Processing Plants
Journal of Engineering Research and Reports · pp. 19–28 · Published 22 Mar 2025
10.9734/jerr/2025/v27i41452Abstract
With the improvement of living standards, people's demand for animal-derived food has surged, leading to the rapid development of the animal feed industry. Its production covers raw material crushing, mixing, granulation, drying and other complex links, resulting in exhaust gas rich in particulate dust, volatile compounds and other pollutants. If untreated direct emissions, not only seriously affect the surrounding air quality, threatening ecology and health, but also make enterprises face harsh environmental regulations and public opinion pressure. Now for the “14th Five-Year” window, environmental regulations are tightening, public awareness of environmental protection, effective control of food processing and feed production plant exhaust emissions is imminent. Vertical cellular wet electrostatic precipitator as a high-efficiency exhaust purification equipment, with a unique structure and principle, in the removal of exhaust particulate matter on the advantages of significant, for the solution of the industry exhaust pollution to bring new opportunities. In-depth investigation and optimization of the performance of this equipment is of great significance in promoting the green and sustainable development of the food processing and feed production industries. Application of electrostatic precipitators in animal feed production.
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