Cyclone separator having multiple-vaned gas inlets

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1974-10-16

1976-07-13

Lutter, Frank W.

Gas separation

Deflector

Fixed gas whirler or rotator means

55DIG30, 60311, B01D 4512, B04C 504

Patent

active

039690962

ABSTRACT:
A cyclone separator having multiple-vaned gas inlets adapted to guide the gas flow into the interior of the cyclone separator. The total sum of the inlet areas is at least equal to the smallest internal flow area and the cyclone is useful for separating suspended solid particles from internal combustion engine exhaust gases.

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