Device for dust separation from gases
CA 2075357 A1 · Owner: Keuschnigg, Josef · Inventors: Keuschnigg, Josef; Keuschnigg, Josef
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A device for dust separation from flue gases produced during combustion of solid waste comprises a housing (1) wherein an untreated gas chamber (3) is arranged. Several cyclone separators (10) are provided in the untreated gas chamber (3); the untreated gas enters the housings (12) of these separators by way of a tangential raw gas inlet (13). Furthermore a pure, gas chamber (7) is located in the housing (1) separated from, the raw gas chamber (3) by a partition (5). The pure gas exits from the cyclone separators (10) through pipes (14) penetrating the partition (5) into the pure gas chamber (7). The cyclone separators (10) each include a dip pipe (14 15) respectively, projecting from the …
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- Filed August 5, 1992. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended August 5, 2012.
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