Dust collector frequency

[Joe Smith]

Notice on large tv's,,sometimes a very large thick build up between
hot shield and maybe a resis or diode leg,,would kill to know what
frequency is running in that area.Seems nice to have in house,,biggest
dust collectors I have are my normal HVAC return duct and all the power
supplys running on various computers,,AC ducts (or heat) dont stir up
enough to collect small particulates,,thats where the pc supply comes
in,,,,,my,my,my.
Joe.

 

[Jerry G.]

It is mainly high voltage that attracts the dust. The dust particles near to
the high voltage are neutral in charge. They then get attracted to the high
voltage charged surfaces.

On the other hand, humid surfaces, such as the inside of air conditioning
ducts, and humidifiers, will also cause dust to stick to their surfaces.
Dry surfaces can also attract dust from the natural generation of some
static charge.

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Greetings,

Jerry Greenberg GLG Technologies GLG
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"Joe Smith" <joesmith@cvtv.net> wrote in message
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Notice on large tv's,,sometimes a very large thick build up between
hot shield and maybe a resis or diode leg,,would kill to know what
frequency is running in that area.Seems nice to have in house,,biggest
dust collectors I have are my normal HVAC return duct and all the power
supplys running on various computers,,AC ducts (or heat) dont stir up
enough to collect small particulates,,thats where the pc supply comes
in,,,,,my,my,my.
Joe.