What is the working principle of the oil fume purifier

The working principle of the oil fume purifier is to effectively purify the particles, grease and odor in the oil fume through mechanical filtration, electrostatic oil removal and activated carbon adsorption, and provide a clean and healthy environment for the kitchen.
Its working principle can be divided into three main parts: mechanical filtration, electrostatic oil removal and activated carbon adsorption. After the oil smoke enters the purifier, it first goes through the mechanical filtration stage. At this stage, the filter or filter is set up to intercept the particles in the oil smoke and play a pre-treatment role.
Electrostatic degreasing stage. At this stage, the oil droplets in the oil smoke are charged under the action of the electric field through the high voltage electrostatic field, and are adsorbed on the plate with opposite charges, so as to achieve the purification of the oil smoke.
Activated carbon adsorption stage. Activated carbon has a strong adsorption capacity and can effectively remove odors and harmful gases in oil fumes. Through activated carbon adsorption, the odor and harmful gas in the oil smoke can be effectively removed, so as to achieve the purpose of purifying the air.
In the working process, the oil fume purifier will also use some auxiliary means, such as ultrasonic cleaning technology, photocatalyst technology, etc., to further improve the purification effect. Through these combined effects, the oil fume purifier can effectively eliminate the particles, grease and odor in the oil fume to ensure that the kitchen air is fresh.