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Electrostatic Aerosol Neutralizer Series EAN Special Advantages • Controllable generation of ions Separate adjustment of both positive and negative ion sources Easy to integrate into existing filter test systems and other test apparatus Electrostatic Aerosol Neutralizer EAN 581 The mechanical interaction of particles, especially solid ones, may cause undesirable levels of electrostatic charge. Test dusts must be generated with a high degree of reproducibility for instance when evaluating aerosol separation techniques such as cyclones, filters or impactors. Comparable results can only obtained at controlled and similar charge levels. The electrostatic aerosol neutralizer EAN 581 conditions the charge distribution on test dusts as well as other aerosols. Charge equilibrium can be controlled by mixing positive and negative ions in a precise manner. Applications • Effective, controllable aerosol neutralization Particle charging in a definite manner Reproducible evalutation of aerosol separation techniques and filtration efficiencies Quality assurance Fundamental aerosol research The EAN 581 is based on the corona discharge principle and consists of a mixing chamber with two separate ionization heads and a control unit. Positive and negative ions are generated by the two ion blowers and consecutively mixed into the aerosol stream in the mixing chamber. A source of compressed, particle free air is connected to both of the ionization heads and mains voltage applied to the power cord. The special design of the mixing chamber guarantees nearly ideal mixing conditions allowing the highest (dis)charging efficiency. The exchange of air ions onto the surface of the particles causes changes in the final charge remaining on the particle as it leaves the unit. Compressed Air 2 Aerosol Inlet Mixing Chamber Aerosol Outlet Ionisation Head 1 Compressed Air 1 Mixing Chamber with Ionization Heads (Ion Blower) The control unit supplies high voltage and a constant ionization current to the ion blower. Operating voltage and ionization current are displayed on the control unit front panel in kV and µA for precise and reproducible adjustment.
Open the catalog to page 1Aerosol Flow Rate Solid or liquid aerosols 0.1 ... 150 µm Connections Inlet Outlet Power Consumption Approx. 50 W High Voltage Mixing Chamber and Ionization Heads The EAN 581 has been designed to be used in conjunction with a wide range of aerosol generators. Because particles from dust dispersers usually carry serveral thousand elementary charges the EAN 581 is an invaluable accessory for perfectly match as an accessory for the range of Topas dust and fibre dispersers in the SAG Series as well as devices other manufacturers’. In order to control neutralization process, it is possible to...
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