Apparatus for separating particulates in an electrostatic precip

Details Apparatus for separating particulates in an electrostatic precip Apparatus for separating particulates in an electrostatic precip

1989-09-01

1990-11-06

Woo, Jay H.

Gas separation

Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector

55128, 55151, B03C 376

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049683306

ABSTRACT:
An improved electrostatic precipitator, is described which contains essentially vertical tubes acting as vertical collector electrodes with discharge wire electrodes suspended therein, wherein a novel nonfouling chain screen is employed as a distributor for the upward flowing gas stream and collected dust is dropped onto and passed downwardly through the chain screen for discharge.

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