Dust collector

Details Dust collector Dust collector

1988-01-14

1989-02-28

Hart, Charles

Gas separation

With means securing or retaining separating media

Internal frame or support means

55497, 55500, 55508, 55511, B01D 4602

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048082031

ABSTRACT:
A dust collector of a large capacity suitable for cleaning air or gases and for separating out by-products of an industrial process for further utilization. The collector generally comprises a continuous and integral filter medium which is suspended form a plurality of downwardly extending frames forming a series of separate elements having a triangular cross-section, each element being relatively wide at the top and narrow at the bottom to define, between adjacent elements, a divergent collecting space which is wide at the bottom.

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