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1990
DOI: 10.1002/ceat.270130155
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Collection of fine adhesive and cohesive dusts with pluse‐jet fabric filers

Abstract: The collection of reactive and therefore extremely adhesive and cohesive fine particles (< 1 pm) by means of bag filters with pulse-jet cleaning may present problems. The electron-beam dry scrubbing (EBDS) process, used to remove SO, and NO, in a power plant of the Badenwerk AG, Karlsruhe, serves as an example. To solve the occurring problems and achieve a satisfactory filter performance, extensive know-how of process engineering is necessary. This contribution deals with the following aspects: construction of… Show more

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“…Too coarse particles will cause the formation of unwanted deposits in the ducts and a non-uniform layer, whereas too fine particles could be associated with an inefficient cleaning of the filter media. As for the layer thickness, a minimum of 1 mm is recommended (Schmidt and Löffler, 1990). According to the used material, this protective layer could also be employed for humidity adsorption or as a flame retardant (Schmidt and Pilz, 1996).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Too coarse particles will cause the formation of unwanted deposits in the ducts and a non-uniform layer, whereas too fine particles could be associated with an inefficient cleaning of the filter media. As for the layer thickness, a minimum of 1 mm is recommended (Schmidt and Löffler, 1990). According to the used material, this protective layer could also be employed for humidity adsorption or as a flame retardant (Schmidt and Pilz, 1996).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%