The electrostatic oil mist machine operates based on the principle of electrostatic adsorption. The air containing oil mist and smoke enters through the air inlet and first passes through a pre - filter to remove large - sized particles. Then, the gas enters the ionization zone. Under the action of a high - voltage electric field, the oil mist particles are ionized and charged. Driven by the electric field force, the charged oil mist particles move towards the collection plates with the opposite polarity, adsorb on them, and then gather into droplets that flow down along the collection plates and into the oil collection tank at the bottom, thus completing the air purification process.
The electrostatic oil mist machine operates based on the principle of electrostatic adsorption. The air containing oil mist and smoke enters through the air inlet and first passes through a pre - filter to remove large - sized particles. Then, the gas enters the ionization zone. Under the action of a high - voltage electric field, the oil mist particles are ionized and charged. Driven by the electric field force, the charged oil mist particles move towards the collection plates with the opposite polarity, adsorb on them, and then gather into droplets that flow down along the collection plates and into the oil collection tank at the bottom, thus completing the air purification process.
