System for automatically controlling the breakdown voltage limit

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323903, B03C 100

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ABSTRACT:
A system for automatically controlling the voltage of an electrostatic filter with respect to its breakdown voltage limit. The detection of secondary voltage breakdowns which occur within a post-breakdown time period after an initial voltage breakdown cause the filter voltage to be lowered to zero value. After a deionizing time period, the filter voltage is gradually raised during a predetermined rise time period until it reaches a new value. The duration of the deionizing time period and the rise time period may be advantageously computed in response to the history of voltage breakdowns, by a microcomputer system.

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Lektrofiltersteuerung mit direkter Durchbruchserfassung Von Alois Goller, Helmut Schummer und Lovro Vukasovic; Siemens-Zeitschrift, 1971, pp. 567-572.

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