Gas separation – With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media – With sequential cleaning of plural units
Patent
1980-02-25
1981-06-30
Lacey, David L.
Gas separation
With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media
With sequential cleaning of plural units
55288, 55466, 55523, 55DIG30, 60311, 422178, B01D 3920, F01N 302
Patent
active
042760666
ABSTRACT:
A self-regenerating diesel engine exhaust particulate filter comprising, in a preferred embodiment, porous ceramic walls defining filter surfaces between adjacent inlet and outlet passages and having electric heating wires in the inlet passages to periodically initiate incineration of collected particulates therein. A movable shield is preferably provided to restrict gas flow through the various passages during their respective periods of incineration so as to provide periodic regeneration with a minimum expenditure of external energy.
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Bly Kenneth B.
Gutwald Mark J.
Ludecke Otto A.
General Motors Corporation
Lacey David L.
Outland Robert J.
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