Assembly for wet cleaning of combustion gases derived from combu

Details Assembly for wet cleaning of combustion gases derived from combu Assembly for wet cleaning of combustion gases derived from combu

1993-11-10

1995-11-21

Bushey, C. Scott

Gas separation

With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media

Solid agent cleaning member movingly contacts apparatus

55234, 55237, 55247, 55256, 55259, 55282, 55430, 96 52, 96 61, B01D 4700

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054682703

ABSTRACT:
An assembly for wet cleaning combustion gases includes at least one dust extracting device and at least one dust absorbing device. The main vessel of the dust extracting device includes a bottom having a ridge roof structure. An inlet is provided for introducing combustion gases into the main vessel, and an outlet is provided for extracting at least partially cleaned combustion gases from the main vessel. A filter is located between the inlet and outlet. First and second auxiliary vessels are arranged with respect to the main vessel so as to form a Z-shape, when viewed from above. Sediment tanks located in the bottom of the auxiliary vessels receive sediment introduced therein from conveyors provided in the low portions of the main vessel. Waste fluid is discharged from the sediment tanks into the auxiliary vessels. The assembly also includes a dust absorbing device. This device includes a vessel, an inlet connected to the outlet of the dust extracting device, a duct for outputting cleaned flue gases, and a filter.

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