B03C3/025

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR GAS CLEANING USING ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATION AND PHOTOIONIZATION
20190308202 · 2019-10-10 ·

A gas cleaning system includes an inlet receiving a gas, an outlet spaced apart from the inlet, a gas channel defined between the inlet and the outlet to direct the gas from the inlet to the outlet, a photoionizer disposed to emit radiation towards a portion of the gas channel, and a first electrode module. The first electrode module includes a first discharge electrode assembly that generates a corona discharge within the gas channel and a first collection electrode assembly that collects ionized particles from the gas in the gas channel.

Precipitator unit
10427168 · 2019-10-01 · ·

Precipitator unit of a two-stage electro filter where air to be cleaned from electrically charged particles is intended to flow through the unit. Said unit comprising at least two cylindrical precipitators (10, 11) that each comprise at least two electrode elements arranged at a gap distance from each other. Each one of the precipitators (10, 11) is also intended to be connected to a high voltage source. The respective electrode elements of a precipitator (10, 11) are connected to different poles of the high voltage source. The main planes of the precipitators (10, 11) are axially spaced in the air flow direction and a cone shaped duct (21) extends between the circumference of the first precipitator (10) and a center opening (13) of the second precipitator (11). A first amount of polluted air flows across the area of the first precipitator (10) and continues afterwards through the inside of the cone shaped duct (21) and out of the unit through the center opening (13) of the second precipitator (11). A second amount of polluted air flows outside the circumference of both the first precipitator (10) and the cone shaped duct (21) in order to be cleaned by the second precipitator (11).

Multi-domain electrostatic filter
10421080 · 2019-09-24 ·

Multi-domain electrostatic filters and methods, systems and computer readable media for control thereof are described.

SORBENT UTILIZATION IMPROVEMENT BY SELECTIVE ASH RECIRCULATION FROM A PARTICULATE COLLECTOR

Various embodiments of a system for the removal of particulate emissions from an electric generating unit are provided, comprising: a gas producer; a primary particulate collector unit including: a primary collection hopper field each including at least one primary collection hopper, wherein each primary collection hopper includes a primary collection hopper outlet, each primary collection hopper outlet fluidically connected to a particulate discharge duct; a flue duct inlet oriented upstream of the at least one primary collection hopper field; a flue duct outlet oriented downstream of the primary collection hopper field; wherein the gas producer is fluidically connected to the primary particulate collector unit by a flue duct; and a particulate recirculation duct fluidically connected at a first end to the primary collection hopper and/or the particulate discharge duct, and fluidically connected at a second end to the flue duct upstream of the primary particulate collector unit.

MULTI-DOMAIN ELECTROSTATIC FILTER
20190240676 · 2019-08-08 ·

Multi-domain electrostatic filters and methods, systems and computer readable media for control thereof are described.

Electrostatic air filter
20190160475 · 2019-05-30 ·

An electrostatic air filter connected to a high voltage source, comprising an air flow channel (1) having an inlet and an outlet, in which at the side of the air inlet there is an ion generator (2) comprising at least one corona electrode (3) and at least one cumulative electrode (4), both the corona electrodes (3) and the cumulative electrodes (4) being electrically connected to each other, while the cumulative electrodes (4) are insulated from the corona electrodes (3), so that corona discharges may occur between the corona electrodes (3) and the cumulative electrodes (4) due to a potential difference (U1), causing the ionisation of contaminant particles present in the air flowing through the channel (1), characterised in that behind the ion generator (2) in the air flow channel (1) there is a separator of contaminant particles (6) comprising an input electrode (7) and an output electrode (8) spaced apart from it, both these electrodes enabling the flow of air through them in a direction away from the input electrode (7) to the output electrode (8) and further to the channel outlet (1), while during the work of the filter between the corona electrodes (3) and the input electrode (7) there is a potential difference (U2) and between the input electrode (7) and the output electrode (8) there is a potential difference (U3), so that the electric field strength in the space (9) between the input electrode (7) and the output electrode (8) is directed opposite to the electric field strength in the space (15) between the ion generator (2) and the input electrode (7).

Electro-ionic mask devices for improved protection from airborne biopathogens
12017232 · 2024-06-25 ·

Aspects of the present disclosure include a protective mask to be worn over a nose and mouth of a wearer to protect the wearer from hazards in surrounding ambient air. The mask includes a mask portion, an airway, and an ionization filter. The mask portion includes an interior that extends over the nose and mouth of the wearer. The airway extends between the interior of the mask portion and the surrounding ambient air. The ionization filter includes an emitter within a portion of the airway, and a collector plate radially encompassing the emitter and defining at least a portion of the airway. The collector plate is electrically connected to at least first and second conductive porous filters. The first and second conductive porous filters and the collector plate collectively form at least a portion of a Faraday cage that encapsulates the emitter.

ELECTRO-IONIC MASK DEVICES FOR IMPROVED PROTECTION FROM AIRBORNE BIOPATHOGENS
20240181469 · 2024-06-06 ·

Aspects of the present disclosure include a protective mask to be worn over a nose and mouth of a wearer to protect the wearer from hazards in surrounding ambient air. The mask includes a mask portion, an airway, and an ionization filter. The mask portion includes an interior that extends over the nose and mouth of the wearer. The airway extends between the interior of the mask portion and the surrounding ambient air. The ionization filter includes an emitter within a portion of the airway, and a collector plate radially encompassing the emitter and defining at least a portion of the airway. The collector plate is electrically connected to at least first and second conductive porous filters. The first and second conductive porous filters and the collector plate collectively form at least a portion of a Faraday cage that encapsulates the emitter.

Apparatus to purify fresh air using biodegradable filter

An apparatus to purify fresh air contains at least three types of filters such as high efficient particle filter 5, chemical filter 6 and two stage electrostatic filters 2. The filters are secured to fresh air unit 1 that is secured to the wall 4 or window 11 of the building. Particularly, the present invention contains low noise fan 7 to reduce noises entering from outside. The particle filters and chemical filters are either in rolled form or in plate form with protrusions to have effective filtration. More particularly, the present invention relates to an apparatus for purifying freshly supplied air from outdoor environment and recirculates the indoor air by using new type easily installable and serviceable, filters that are environmentally friendly biodegradable filters.

System for combined flue gas heat recovery and dust precipitation improvement as retrofit solution for existing coal-fired power stations

A power plant is suggested with an additional heat transfer between the flue gas that flows through a flue gas line (5) and the feed-water in a feed-water line (19). The claimed arrangement of the first heat exchanger (13) upstream and adjacent to a precipitator (7) leads to a reduced space demand and optimizes dust precipitation as well as the pressure drop of the flue gas.