Method and apparatus for removing suspended fine particles from

Gas separation: processes – Liquid contacting – And filtration of gas

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552572, 552573, 55259, 55278, 55308, 55322, 55326, 55442, 95268, 95273, 96190, B01D 4500

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ABSTRACT:
A method of removing particulates from a gas stream involves introducing the gas stream in a turbulent flow condition into and through a flow passage situated over spaced surfaces defining a plurality of stagnant, turbulent-free regions of gas in which there is no net gas flow and which communicate with said gas stream and arranging the stagnant regions near the flow passage so that turbulent eddies of said gas stream carrying suspended particulates penetrate spaces between the surfaces and then decay in said stagnant regions defined therebetween where said particulates are trapped and deposited mechanically on said surfaces within each of said regions. The deposits accumulate at bottoms of the regions and can be periodically removed.

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