Separator

Details Separator Separator

1985-10-24

1989-03-07

Hart, Charles

Gas separation

With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media

Relatively movable pneumatic nozzle

55302, 55337, 55525, 209274, 209305, 209391, B01D 4604

Patent

active

048102709

ABSTRACT:
A separator for separating fibers from fines in a flow of gas includes an enclosed housing which includes a cylindrical upper section and a lower section. A screen basket is fixedly mounted in the housing, and this basket defines a screened cylindrical wall, a closed bottom, and an open top. The screen basket is positioned in the housing to define an annular chamber between the upper section of the housing and the screened cylindrical wall of the basket. A first duct is mounted to pass a first flow of gas, fibers and fines into an upper portion of the annular chamber, and is oriented tangentially to cause the first flow to swirl around the screened cylindrical wall. A second duct is mounted to remove gas and fines which have passed through the screened cylindrical wall, and a third duct is mounted to remove gas and fibers which have passed to the lower section of the housing from the lower section.

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