Rotational particle separator

Gas separation – Plural serial basically diverse separating media – At least one mounted for continuous motion

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55407, 55408, 494 76, B01D 4512

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049940970

ABSTRACT:
A rotational separator for separating particulate material from gas includes a housing having a gas inlet, a gas outlet, and an outlet for separated particulate material; a centrifuge mounted for rotation in the housing and including separation channels which extend parallel to a common rotation axis; and a driver for rotating the centrifuge; wherein the particulate material separated has a cross-sectional dimension from about 0.1 to about 5 um, that the separation channels are provided with singly-connected cross-sections over a substantial part of the axial separation channel length, and that the hydraulic diameter of the separation channels and the average axial gas velocity are selected in mutual dependence such that the Reynolds number is less than 2400 and the gas passes through the separation channels in a laminar flow.

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