Manufacturers use mathematical equations to estimate collection efficiency or collection area. In addition, they may build a pilot-plant to determine the parameters necessary to build the full-scale ESP. They may also use a mathematical model or computer program to test the design features and operating parameters in a simulation of the final design. Once the basis of the ESP design is completed, the vendor can design the unit using various individual parameters that are appropriate for each specific situation.
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