Zero-g phase detector and separator

Details Zero-g phase detector and separator Zero-g phase detector and separator

1989-03-21

1990-03-27

Nozick, Bernard

Gas separation

Means within gas stream for conducting concentrate to collector

55203, 55204, 2105121, 210 97, B01D 1900

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049117386

ABSTRACT:
The gaseous phase is detected and then separated from a liquid phase in a fluid. This is accomplished by centrifuging the liquid phase while the gaseous phase migrates to the axis. When the expected phase is detected at a predetermined port, a signal is generated to open the liquid or gas valve at the respective outlet ports and to modulate these valves in such a manner as to withdraw fluid at the same volume rate at which it is admitted.

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