Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization
Patent
1974-02-04
1976-06-01
Nozick, Bernard
Chemistry: physical processes
Physical processes
Crystallization
55 10, 55122, 55139, C01B 1782
Patent
active
039605051
ABSTRACT:
A charged aerosol device for air purification and other uses. Droplets from a capillary tube are passed through an electric field having an intensity just below breakdown. The droplets are thereby broken into minute particles and produce a fine spray. The resulting large surface area of the spray absorbs noxious gases within the range of a 6th power law. By adjusting the flow rates to an optimum value, the device can be made to generate electric power in excess of that needed to operate the apparatus. A flow of clean dry air is introduced around the aerosol capillary tube and charging electrode to eliminate the possibility of electrode fouling and shorting. High temperature exhaust gases, in another arrangement, are first partially cooled before introduction to the charged aerosol.
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Kronman Albert F.
Nozick Bernard
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