Wet Electrostatic Precipitator (WESP) Envitech’s wet electrostatic precipitator (WESP) uses electrostatic forces to remove particulate. It is used to treat gas streams with sub-micron particulate, aerosols, or fumes.

Lower Operating Costs: Energy usage for a Monroe WESP can be significantly lower vs. alternative higher-pressure PM filtration systems. Submicron PM Removal: Wet ESPs provide extremely high collection efficiency on PM 2.5, aerosols, and other submicron PM emissions which are typically the most difficult and costly to collect.

OEM electrostatic precipitators, along with engineered rebuilds and upgrades, provide effective particulate control in a wide range of utility and industrial applications.

A wet electrostatic precipitator (wet ESP) or (WESP) uses electrostatic forces to remove particulate matter emissions in exhaust gas streams. It is a particulate matter control device that functions by employing an intense electric field to ionize/charge and capture particles and droplets onto a collection surface.

As for the dry ESP, the wet ESP uses electrical forces to remove Particulate Matter (PM) from the flue gases. A high voltage source, generating a corona current, charges the PM which migrate to the collecting plate. PM are removed from the plate by flushing water.

Review DRAFT CAM TECHNICAL GUIDANCE DOCUMENT B.3 WET ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS 4/02 B-21 B.3 WET ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATORS1,2,7,8,22,23 B.3.1. Background A wet electrostatic precipitator (WESP) typically is used to control PM emissions in

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