Gas separation – Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector
Patent
1979-05-10
1980-10-28
Lacey, David L.
Gas separation
Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector
55152, 361230, B03C 341
Patent
active
042304660
ABSTRACT:
An electrostatic precipitator for extracting particles and other contaminants from a gaseous stream to be purified, the contaminants being ionized by means of a discharge electrode structure which includes a column of dielectric material whose central axis is coincident with the axis of a collector tube within which the column is disposed. The column has a cross-sectional geometry that defines a circular series of longitudinally-extending niches. Supported between the ends of the column is a circular array of fine gauge wires each of which is suspended with a respective niche. A high voltage is impressed between the wires in the array and the inner surface of the collector tube to create an electrostatic field in the annular region between the discharge electrode structure and the tube to ionize contaminants in the gaseous stream passing therethrough. The surfaces of the niches acquire bound electrostatic charges whereby the voltage gradient established between the discharge electrode structure and the tube is substantially uniform, thereby attaining optimum collecting and ionization conditions.
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Ebert Michael
Lacey David L.
Santek, Inc.
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