Fluidized bed particulate collectors

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1977-03-28

1979-05-15

Lutter, Frank W.

Gas separation

Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector

55 10, 55122, 55138, 55262, 55466, 55474, 110222, 110245, 110263, 110345, 422142, 422144, B01D 4632, B03C 902

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041545850

ABSTRACT:
A fluidized bed, particulate collector system wherein, in one embodiment, the bed particles have applied thereto at the surface thereof, an additive that serves to adhere particulate, once collected, to the bed particles. The bed particles and/or additive may be combustible or may be incombustible. In one embodiment, the system includes two fluidized beds, in tandem, the first of which collects particulate mostly in the supermicron sizes and the second of which is an electrofluidized bed that collects particulate mostly in the submicron sizes.

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