Gas separation – Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector
Patent
1991-10-02
1992-05-12
Hart, Charles
Gas separation
Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector
55524, 55527, 55DIG24, 55DIG42, 427244, B01D 4600
Patent
active
051123690
ABSTRACT:
A method of applying a wettant to an air laid, non-woven, fibrous filter web or other filter media includes the steps of atomizing the wettant into relatively small particles having a diameter equal to or less than about 1/2 of the diameter of the smallest fiber in the web or mat, and entraining the particles in a carrier air stream. The carrier air stream is forced through the batt at a face velocity substantially greater than the face velocity that the filter media sees when it is used to filter contaminant particles in use. Accordingly, dispersal of the wettant throughout the batt is assured, and migration of the particles into the effluent air stream when the batt is used in filtering is reduced or eliminated.
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Allied-Signal Inc.
Antonis William N.
Decker Ken C.
Hart Charles
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