Gas separation – With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media – Cohesive filter media cleaning
Patent
1990-08-13
1991-03-26
Hart, Charles
Gas separation
With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media
Cohesive filter media cleaning
55294, B01D 4604
Patent
active
050025945
ABSTRACT:
A flow of gas entraining particulate material is passed through a filter having an upstream side and a downstream side, with the particulate material remaining on the upstream side while the gas flows to the downstream side. The downstream side exhausts through an opening into a plenum chamber wherein a second valve is provided for intermittently providing a cleaning gas flow in the reverse direction through the filter to remove particulate material from the upstream side. Cleaning gas under pressure is provided to the second valve, opening of the second valve permitting cleaning gas to flow therefrom. A first valve controls gas flow through the opening, the first valve operating in synchronism with the second valve substantially to stop flow through the filter from the upstream side to the downstream side when the second valve provides the cleaning gas flow. The first valve includes a cylindrical throat having a first end and a second end. The first end is coupled to the second valve to receive the intermittent cleaning gas flow therefrom. A seat is defined in the throat. A valve member has a head reciprocably slidably engaging the throat and captured between the first end and the seat, a valve closure portion, and a stem for coupling the valve closure portion to the valve head. The stem provides a cleaning gas passageway between the head and closure portion when the second valve is providing cleaning gas flow.
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Hart Charles
Ransburg Corporation
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