Pinched channel inlet system for reduced relaxation effects and

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Utilizing electrical or wave energy directly applied to...

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210243, 210513, 210781, 210800, 210804, 209 18, 209131, 209156, 209422, B03B 500

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ABSTRACT:
A continuous flow FFF process for the separation of samples of particles which uses a modified channel structure to reduce the relaxation effect, reduce sample adhesion to the wall, and where possible eliminate the stop-flow procedure and thus greatly increase the speed and stability of operation, said modified channel comprises a thin channel whose thickness is reduced at the inlet end for a substantial distance beyond the inlet, such as the conventional triangular or near triangular piece, and then broadened out at the outlet end of the channel.

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