Apparatus for the purification of gases

Details Apparatus for the purification of gases Apparatus for the purification of gases

1981-08-03

1983-10-25

Prunner, Kathleen J.

Gas separation

With separating media bypass or system gas pressure relief

Valved bypass means

55279, 55317, 55320, 55473, 55DIG36, 98115R, 422122, 422124, B01D 5000

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044116756

ABSTRACT:
An imperforate duct has fluid-inlet and fluid-outlet openings at opposite ends thereof, between which is located a rotor that performs both a ventilating function and a filtering function by way of imperforate, rough surfaces which are adapted to retain solid and liquid particles contained in air or other gas that is being filtered, the rotor being followed by a gas-treating filter through which the fluid passes before emerging from the hood. An aerodynamic block against backflow is located between the inlet opening and the rotor, but not in contact with the rotor.

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patent: 1794447 (1931-03-01), de Bothezat
patent: 2620722 (1952-12-01), Owens
patent: 2889007 (1959-06-01), Lunde
patent: 2994407 (1961-08-01), van Diepenbrock
patent: 3018896 (1962-01-01), Gewiss
patent: 3243527 (1966-03-01), Sternheim
patent: 3676985 (1972-07-01), Foreman et al.

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