Independent engineering · Since 1994

Better ESP performance
starts with understanding.

Electrostatic precipitator consulting, numerical performance modeling and flue gas conditioning. Clear engineering guidance for complex industrial emissions challenges.

Dr. Henry V. Krigmont, Ph.D.46+ years in electrostatic precipitation
THE SYSTEM BEHIND THE SYMPTOMS01 / ESP
Cutaway diagram showing collecting plates, discharge electrodes, gas distribution and dust hoppers in an electrostatic precipitator
Electrical operation. Gas flow. Particulate properties.
A complete engineering picture.
Source: Neundorfer; private communication with Mike Neundorfer.
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Where we can help

Find the constraint.
Evaluate the options.

Start with the operating evidence and the decision you need to make.

The engineering approach

Evidence first.
Recommendations that follow.

An upgrade should address the mechanism limiting performance. Independent assessment helps connect the proposed solution to the actual problem.

About ALENTEC →
  1. 01

    Establish the basis

    Review drawings, synchronized operating data, gas conditions and measured emissions.

  2. 02

    Understand the interactions

    Assess resistivity, charging, gas flow, electrical operation and re-entrainment together.

  3. 03

    Compare practical remedies

    Evaluate operating changes, conditioning and modernization with explicit assumptions.

Dr. Henry V. Krigmont
Your technical advisor

Dr. Henry V. Krigmont, Ph.D.

More than 46 years of experience in electrostatic precipitation, including design, troubleshooting, modernization, research and technology development.

President of ALENTEC, providing independent engineering consulting since 1994. Previous experience includes Western Precipitation and Wahlco.

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Technical perspective

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Clear starting points.

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A practical next step

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engineering question.

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