Process for removing dust from high temperature gas streams

Details Process for removing dust from high temperature gas streams Process for removing dust from high temperature gas streams

1990-08-27

1992-05-12

Woo, Jay H.

Gas separation

Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector

55 96, B01D 4600

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051123681

ABSTRACT:
A collector for filtering gases containing dust. The dust collector includes a metallic woven fabric having pores of a size ranging between 15 and 80 microns. This fabric is for instance a Dutch twill preferably made up of stainless steel. A method for removing and collecting from gases, dust, is also disclosed. Wherein the gases are passed through a metallic woven fabric having pores of a size ranging between 15 and 80 microns. Auxiliaries to remove the particles from the fabric are also disclosed.

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