Centrifugation.

Maloney, James O.

doi:10.1021/ie50481a011

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“…Ambler (1938) surveyed various types of centrifugals available at his time, summarized their several mechanical features and industrial application from the middle of the 19th century, and predicted their potential applications t141. Later, a bibliography of centrifugal separation was published by Maloney and Wilcox (1950) Esl. These early documentations suggested that centrifugal separators were not initially designed for gassolid separation but primarily used for solid-liquid separation because in United States, particulate pollutants in air were not heard of until 1969~ 1970 I71.…”

Section: Cyclone Historymentioning

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Advances in centrifugal separators for particulate matter control from stationary sources

Tan

Zhang

2002

J. of Therm. Sci.

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This paper summarized recent developments in centrifugal separators for particulate matter (PM) emission control. Airborne particulate matter, which is responsible for many health and environmental problems, is generated mostly from combustion processes in stationary sources such as house burners and power plants and other production facilities, except field dust. Reverse flow cyclones are centrifugal separators having been widely used for industrial particulate matter removal. Typical pressure drops of these cyclones for air cleaning are 500 Pa or higher, and were believed to be only able to separate particles larger than 10/~m. An aerodynamic deduster that could separate particles as small as 1/tm at a pressure drop of 200 Pa was recently developed. Field evaluation showed that the deduster can be effectively used in reducing particulate matter emission from stationary sources.

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Section: Cyclone Historymentioning

confidence: 99%