The Art‎ of Electrostatic Precipitation Jacob Katz 1979 Technical Guide

The Art of Electrostatic Precipitation by Jacob Katz, P.E., is an authoritative technical guide first published in 1979 by Precipitator Technology, Inc. This comprehensive book delves into the design, operation, and maintenance of electrostatic precipitators - critical devices used for removing particulate matter from industrial emissions. It is based on nearly thirty years of the author's field experience and offers practical insights into improving collection efficiency and abatement of pollutants. Ideal for engineers, environmental professionals, and industry specialists, this edition provides detailed explanations and tested methods for evaluating and upgrading electrostatic precipitators. The book was printed in the United States by S&S Printing Company and includes a preface by Katz emphasizing the practical knowledge and technical expertise that will benefit users seeking to optimize precipitator performance. A valuable resource in environmental engineering and industrial pollution control, this volume stands as a specialized reference for those involved in air pollution management technologies. Key features include its focused technical content, industry relevance, and original 1979 publication date, making it a notable collectible for professionals and collectors of environmental science literature.