Gas separation – Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector
Patent
1974-03-04
1976-07-20
Nozick, Bernard
Gas separation
Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector
55149, 55150, 55155, 55157, 55459R, B03C 314
Patent
active
039704378
ABSTRACT:
An electric dust separator, adapted to remove solid or liquid particles from a gas stream, comprises a separating space defined by two coaxial cylindrical walls. The gas stream to be purified flows through the separating space in a helical path. Dipole charges are induced in the particles to be removed by means of a radial electric field which is too weak to cause a substantial ionization of the gas. The electrodes generating the field are shaped and arranged in such manner that the field intensity increases from the inside to the outside, and that the field is locally concentrated at the outer wall, but homogeneous at the inner wall. The particles are agglomerated and move downwardly along the outer wall. There is only a slight adherence of particles to the outer wall. The helical flow of the gas stream is obtained either by tangentially introducing the stream in the separating space, or by a rotation of the separating space.
REFERENCES:
patent: 1650097 (1927-11-01), Schmidt
patent: 2081772 (1937-05-01), Saint Jacques
patent: 2711226 (1955-06-01), Davis, Jr.
Schilperoort Cornelis
van Diepenbroek Alfred Erich Wibrandt
Wormgoor Jan Hendrik
Bronswerk Apparatenbouw B.V.
Nozick Bernard
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