Cyclone separator

Details Cyclone separator Cyclone separator

1977-03-21

1979-04-17

Lutter, Frank W.

Gas separation

With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media

Solid agent cleaning member movingly contacts apparatus

55414, 55426, 55430, 55459R, 209144, 210512R, B01D 4512

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041498615

ABSTRACT:
A cyclone separator comprising a separating tower defining a separating chamber having a gas inlet at the upper portion for introducing gaseous fluid having particles suspended therein with a tangential velocity component, and outlet pipe means co-axially with the separating chamber at the upper portion thereof to allow the gaseous fluid to flow out of the separating chamber. The separating tower has a bottom which is slightly inclined with respect to a horizontal plane to provide a lowermost portion in the bottom, and a particle outlet port at said lowermost portion. A vibrating motor applies vibration at least to said bottom of the separating tower, and a baffle plate is provided in said separating chamber above and spaced from said particle outlet port.

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Bin Vibrators, Eriezmagnetics, Erie, Pa., 16512, U.S.A., 9, 1972.

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