The invention relates to a ceramic modular filter element comprising a first elongate hollow body, a second elongate body and a sleeve for coupling the first elongate body to the second elongate body, wherein the first elongate hollow body comprises a frustoconical section, the second elongate hollow body is configured to receive the frustoconical section of the first elongate hollow body and the sleeve comprises projections for engaging with a surface of the first elongate hollow body and/or the second elongate hollow body.

A separator for separating solid particles from a processing gas stream that has been fed repeatedly through a work machine, wherein the separator includes a processing gas inlet through which particle-laden processing gas emitted from the work machine is fed into the separator, and a filterless separator element to reduce the particle content of the processing gas and a processing gas outlet to discharge the processing gas with its reduced particle content to the work machine, the separator including a secondary stream filter, which filters a smaller portion of the processing gas, and a secondary outlet, connected thereto, which ejects the filtered secondary stream of processing gas.

A system for forming a hollow modular candle filter includes: a first filter portion having at least one open end; a hollow second filter portion having at least one open end; a sleeve configured to fit within the open end of the first filter portion and the open end of the second filter portion; and an adhesive configured to bind the sleeve to each of the first filter portion and the second filter portion.

A system for forming a hollow modular candle filter includes: a first filter portion having at least one open end; a hollow second filter portion having at least one open end; a sleeve configured to fit within the open end of the first filter portion and the open end of the second filter portion; and an adhesive configured to bind the sleeve to each of the first filter portion and the second filter portion.

A method for gasifying carbon-containing materials in which the material for gasification and oxygen, usually in the form of air, are supplied to a gas generator where the gasification takes place in a fixed bed reactor. The product gas is drawn off via a product gas line and introduced into a hot gas filter. A filter, preferably provided with filter candles, removes solids such as particles not yet gasified, ash and foreign bodies, while clean gas passes through and is taken off via a clean gas line. An outlet is provided in the bottom region of the hot gas filter to remove residual solids. The hot gas filter is supplied through a line with oxygen, preferably in the form of air, in its middle height region, between the filter bottom and the outlet.

A high-temperature high-efficiency explosion-proof integrated modular dust removal equipment for pyrolysis raw coal gas, including: a housing internally provided with a chamber, the chamber being enabled a medium to flow from a gas inlet to a gas outlet of the housing; a high-temperature ceramic filter system for dividing the chamber into a dust collection chamber and a gas purification chamber that are individual, and being located in the dust collection chamber to communicate the dust collection chamber and the gas purification chamber; a high-pressure backblow system located in the gas purification chamber and used for performing blowback operation towards the dust collection chamber; and a preliminary dust removal system positioned outside the housing and communicated with the dust collection chamber.

A disposable filtration device includes a plurality of disposable filter capsules connected with each other by lines, which are carried by a rigid holder. At least the holder and the lines between the filter capsules preferably are formed of a sterilizable material, so that the filtration device can be sterilized in the pre-mounted, i.e. ready-to-connect condition, and can be packed and transported without a risk of damage.

The present invention relates to a hollow filter candle (1) which has, via impregnation of the inside with a catalyst solution, a concentration gradient of catalyst metals from the inside to the outside across the wall thickness thereof. The present invention furthermore relates to a method for producing a filter candle (1) according to the invention and the use of the filter candle (1) according to the invention for exhaust gas cleaning, in particular in waste incineration plants.

Provided is a 3D printer having a residual powder removal device, including: a cabinet configured to form an exterior and protect a plurality of parts embedded therein, a chamber configured to form a printing space where a 3D part is formed by being irradiated with a laser from a laser irradiator inside the cabinet, a concentration measurer configured to measure a concentration of metal powder scattered inside the chamber, a powder transfer unit configured to transfer the metal powder from inside the chamber, and a residual powder removal device configured to spray an inert gas into the chamber to forcibly scatter cohered metal powder, discharge the metal powder scattered inside the chamber to the outside along with the inert gas, and cause the metal powder to pass through a filter assembly so that the metal powder is filtered and the residual metal powder is removed from inside the chamber.

The technology disclosed herein relates to, in part, a filter assembly. The filter assembly includes a filter media, an endcap, and a disposal container. The filter media includes a first end, a second end opposing the first end, and a filter body extending between the first end and the second end. The endcap is coupled to the filter media along the first end. The disposal container is fixedly coupled to the endcap. The disposal container is extendable over the second end to sealably contain the filter body.