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Title | Axisymmetrical separator for separating particulate matter from a fluid carrying medium |
Creator/Author | Linhardt, H.D. |
Publication Date | 1984 Sep 04 |
OSTI Identifier | OSTI ID: 6353460 |
Report Number(s) | US 4469497 |
Resource Type | Patent |
Resource Relation | Pat. File: Filed date 4 Feb 1982; PAT-APPL-345731 |
Subject | 424000 -- Engineering-- Pollution Control Equipment-- (1980-1989) ;500200 -- Environment, Atmospheric-- Chemicals Monitoring & Transport-- (-1989); ;GASEOUS WASTES-- SEPARATION PROCESSES;POLLUTION CONTROL EQUIPMENT-- DESIGN;SEPARATION EQUIPMENT-- DESIGN; AIR POLLUTION CONTROL;AXIAL SYMMETRY;CONICAL CONFIGURATION;EFFICIENCY;GAS FLOW;OPERATION;PARTICLE SIZE;PARTICULATES;SUPERSONIC FLOW |
Related Subject | CONFIGURATION;CONTROL;EQUIPMENT;FLUID FLOW;PARTICLES;POLLUTION CONTROL;SIZE;SYMMETRY;WASTES |
Description/Abstract | A separator for separating particles carried in a fluid carrying medium is disclosed.^The separator includes an elongated duct and associated openings incorporated in a solid body.^The duct is axisymmetrical relative to its longitudinal axis, and includes a curved wall portion having a curved cross-section taken along the longitudinal axis.^An axisymmetrical opening located downstream of of the curved wall portion leads from the duct into an axisymmetrical channel which is substantially radially disposed relative to the longitudinal axis.^Continuation of the duct downstream of the opening is a discharge portion which is substantially colinear with the longitudinal axis.^In operation, a substantial majority of the fluid carrying medium leaves the duct radially through the opening and channel in a state substantially free of particles.^A remaining small portion of the fluid carrying medium and a substantial majority of the particles are channelled into the discharge portion by centrifugal forces arising due to travel of the particles along the curved walls.^For industrial scale separation of particles from a fluid carrying medium, such as for the clean-up of stack gases, an array of several hundred to several thousand of the separators is provided. |
Country of Publication | United States |
Language | English |
Format | Pages: v |
Rights | Linnardt and Associates Inc. |
System Entry Date | 2001 May 13 |
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