What we make

The power.
Behind the precipitator.

Everything on this page exists for one purpose: to put more useful corona power into an electrostatic precipitator, so the stack runs cleaner without rebuilding the plant.

High-frequency power supplies

Vedika. HFPS.

The flagship upgrade: IGBT switching in place of 50 Hz thyristor energisation, for 30 to 50% lower emission with no mechanical change to the precipitator.

Ador Corona thyristorised control panel for ESP energisation

Vedika 2.0, above 20 kHz

Fifth generation constant-high-frequency electrostatic power source. Near-zero ripple, 10 to 20% higher field kV, 20 to 30% more corona power, spark quench in 20 microseconds.

Controllers

Precicon.
ESP power controllers.

Third generation microcontroller-based control that manages the transformer-rectifier and the precipitator itself: rapping, opacity and spark management in one unit.

Precicon R ESP power controller front panel

Precicon R

Thyristor-based ESP power controller with a long field-proven record across cement, power, steel and paper plants.

Precicon R3

Next-generation thyristor controller: faster spark response, richer diagnostics, direct integration with ESP management software.

Precicon S, IGBT module

Advanced IGBT-based power controller for installations moving to switch-mode energisation.

The workhorse

Ador Corona.
Transformer-rectifier sets.

More than 25,000 high-voltage TR sets supplied into ESP systems running in 109 countries.

Ador Corona high-voltage transformer rectifier set

1-phase solutions

Introduced in the 1970s and field-proven ever since. The default energisation for most conventional precipitators.

3-phase solutions

Thyristor controlled power circuit with firing control that raises average kV and stabilises collection under difficult, high-resistivity dust.

400 Hz configurations

Higher-frequency TR configurations for plants that need more corona power inside the same casing.

Rating envelope

Input 380 to 690 V, 50 or 60 Hz. Output 30 kV(P) to 200 kV(P) at no load, 50 mA to 4000 mA mean DC, design form factor up to 1.4.

Built for the stack yard

Hermetically sealed to IP-65 per IEC 947-1, lid-mounted transformer, rectifier, AC reactor and choke assembly, glass-sealed passivated avalanche diodes, and design ambient from minus 30 to plus 55 degrees C.

Software

EPMS.
ESP management system.

One screen for the whole precipitator. EPMS runs on a standard Windows PC and uses familiar Windows controls, so plant operators pick it up quickly.

EPMS system architecture: Precicon controllers over CanBUS, DCSIM opacity feedback, Modbus ETU and a plant computer running EPMS

Monitoring and trending

Every field, every reading, logged and trended so performance drift is visible before it shows at the stack.

Reporting

Emission and energisation reports for internal review and for pollution control board submissions.

OEM compatible

Controls integrate with any ESP OEM's management software, with in-house software available where none exists.

Value added services

Retrofits, R&M.
Nischint Care.

Most of the installed base was not built yesterday. We modernise what is already there.

Electrostatic precipitator installation at an operating plant

Controller retrofits

Nearly 1,500 installations retrofitted with modern controllers, usually without a long plant stoppage.

ESP R&M

Electromechanical solutions for mid-life upgrade of the precipitator, including performance studies before any spend is committed.

Nischint Care

Service and spares direct from the people who built the power system: AMC programmes, emergency response and genuine spares.

Not sure which of these.
Your ESP needs.

Send us your configuration: fields and passes, TR ratings, current controllers, latest emission readings and fuel. We will tell you honestly what is achievable.

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