Welding fume and spark trap

Details Welding fume and spark trap Welding fume and spark trap

1981-06-05

1982-11-09

Prunner, Kathleen J.

Gas separation

With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media

Solid agent cleaning member movingly contacts apparatus

15353, 55248, 55260, 55419, 55DIG20, 55257NP, 219 72, 228221, 261119R, B01D 4702

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043583008

ABSTRACT:
An improved welding fume and spark trap includes a cannister and an inlet and outlet plenum for connection with an air filtration suction system designed to remove soot, fumes, and other particles from a welding area. The trap includes an internal baffle for reducing the velocity of the air stream passing through the trap, in this way promoting settling of particles suspended within the air stream into water contained within a water chamber defined by the bottom portion of the cannister.

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