Discharge electrode assembly and its manufacture

Details Discharge electrode assembly and its manufacture Discharge electrode assembly and its manufacture

1981-08-25

1982-11-23

Lacey, David L.

Gas separation

Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector

55118, 55150, 29 2514, 29825, 29863, B03C 316, B03C 341, H01J 902

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043603670

ABSTRACT:
A discharge electrode assembly (14) and the method of assembly thereof for use in a wet electrostatic precipitator includes a flat grid-like frame comprised of four vertical tubes 50, 52, 54, 56 and a pair of horizontal tubes (58, 60). Crimpable tubes (70, 72) are welded in holes formed in the end vertical tubes in a staggerred relationship to engage the tip ends of electrode wire segments (62, 64). Such wires are generally J-shaped and are inserted into the crimp tubes so that each pair of adjacent wires forms a single loop. The wires are secured to the frame only at their ends by crimping the crimp tubes.

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patent: 1454255 (1923-05-01), Weiskopf
patent: 1896758 (1933-02-01), Strigel et al.
patent: 2666495 (1954-01-01), Hull
patent: 3570219 (1971-03-01), Schmitz
patent: 4022594 (1977-05-01), Baysek

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