Imperforate bowl: centrifugal separators – Including plurality of miniature bowls distrubuted about... – And means for introducing either material or auxiliary fluid...
Patent
1995-04-18
1997-10-07
Soohoo, Tony G.
Imperforate bowl: centrifugal separators
Including plurality of miniature bowls distrubuted about...
And means for introducing either material or auxiliary fluid...
494 16, B04B 6708, B04B 502
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056741731
ABSTRACT:
A fluid chamber and method are disclosed for filtering or separating particles. The fluid chamber includes a wall extending between an inlet and outlet to form a fluid chamber interior. The interior converges from a position of maximum cross-sectional area toward the inlet. A groove or a step may be formed on an inner surface of the fluid chamber wall to improve particle separation within the fluid chamber.
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Soohoo Tony G.
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