V-Pin rigid electrodes from GE provide aggressive corona generation in heavy dust concentration environments. The pins are precision welded along the tough central mast to provide long life, excellent electrical characteristics, and very effective particle charging. V-Pin electrodes are often used in inlet fields, with opposed pin designs used in the center and outlet fields. GE's engineers will help you determine which type of electrode is best for your ESP and process conditions.

Each RDE is designed to perform in the specific field for which it is intended. Dusty inlet fields might work best with opposed pin or V-pin electrodes, while the finer particles in the outlet field need the stable, high current flow from staggered pins. Don't settle for a "one size fits all" approach. Consult GE to find out what pin design is right for your particular needs.

Features and benefits:

• The RDE-1 lasts much longer than weighted wire or frame-mounted wires
• Superior corona generation over a wider area than roll-formed DEs
• Seamless tubing and drawn-arc welded pins ensure longer life and reliability. Stainless-steel or copper-coated pins are the highest quality made
• Custom designs to ensure that each ESP field receives the correct pin spacing, optimizing voltage/current use
• Stiffness and stability give the best response to rapping; stays cleaner longer than other designs

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