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Apparatus for de-dusting gases

Assignee: BASF SE
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Filing: 1980-04-24
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Granted: 1982-04-13
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Expires: 2000-04-24
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Abstract

Abstract De-dusting of gases is carried out in an apparatus containing a granular-bed filter, the pourable granular filter medium flowing downward through the bed. The apparatus comprises a vessel of rectangular cross-section with a vertical side wall (4) extending from the top to the bottom. A partition (5), arranged parallel to the side wall (4), extends from the upper end of the vessel into the interior of the vessel. The remaining three side walls of the vessel extend - at least starting from a level corresponding to the lower end of the partition (5), taperingly downward to the outlet (9). The partition (5) is supported by the two walls adjacent to the vertical wall and forms, together with these and with the talus (7) of the filter medium, which arises at the lower end of the partition, a chamber (3) into which the inlet (2) for the gas to be purified opens. At the inlet (10) for the filter medium, located at the upper end of the partition, a further talus (12) of the filter medium forms, defining a collecting chamber (16), in which the outlet (17) for the purified gas is located.

Inventors

  • 👤 Gerhard Pforr
  • 👤 Gerhard Peschau
  • 👤 Guenter Schippmann
  • 👤 Max Appl
  • 👤 Erfried Voelkl
  • 👤 Hans Stark

Bibliographic Details

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Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-11-02 18:17
CPC Classifications
B; B01; B01D; B01D46/00; B01D46/30; B01D46/32; B01D46/34

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim 306 words
Apparatus for de-dusting hot and corrosive gases including a granular-bed filter having a pourable granular filter medium which flows downward through the bed from a filter medium inlet to a filter medium outlet, said apparatus comprising: a vessel of rectangular cross-section, having a vertical side wall extending continuously downward to said filter medium outlet, a partition which protrudes into said vessel from the upper end thereof and is also vertical and parallel to said said wall, and three further side walls which taper, at least starting from the level of the lower end of said partition, downward to said filter medium outlet of said vessel, said four side walls on their inside comprising respective plane panels of corrosion resistant material, said filter medium inlet being located in a vertical plane on one side of said partition and generally centrally of the upper part of said vessel, said filter medium outlet being located in a vertical plane on the other side of said partition, said filter medium extending in said vessel along a generally S-shaped path between said filter medium inlet and said filter medium outlet, producing on said other side a first talus at the lower edge of said partition and producing on said one side a second talus at the lower edge of said filter medium inlet, a gas inlet and a gas entrance chamber, both being formed on said other side of the partition, a gas collecting chamber and a gas outlet, both being formed on said one side of the partition, the gas to be purified passing from said gas inlet generaly downwardly by way of said entrance chamber and said first talus into said fluid medium, and the purified gas passing out of said fluid medium generally upwardly by way of said second talus and said collecting chamber into said gas outlet.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 306 words
Apparatus for de-dusting hot and corrosive gases including a granular-bed filter having a pourable granular filter medium which flows downward through the bed from a filter medium inlet to a filter medium outlet, said apparatus comprising: a vessel of rectangular cross-section, having a vertical side wall extending continuously downward to said filter medium outlet, a partition which protrudes into said vessel from the upper end thereof and is also vertical and parallel to said said wall, and three further side walls which taper, at least starting from the level of the lower end of said partition, downward to said filter medium outlet of said vessel, said four side walls on their inside comprising respective plane panels of corrosion resistant material, said filter medium inlet being located in a vertical plane on one side of said partition and generally centrally of the upper part of said vessel, said filter medium outlet being located in a vertical plane on the other side of said partition, said filter medium extending in said vessel along a generally S-shaped path between said filter medium inlet and said filter medium outlet, producing on said other side a first talus at the lower edge of said partition and producing on said one side a second talus at the lower edge of said filter medium inlet, a gas inlet and a gas entrance chamber, both being formed on said other side of the partition, a gas collecting chamber and a gas outlet, both being formed on said one side of the partition, the gas to be purified passing from said gas inlet generaly downwardly by way of said entrance chamber and said first talus into said fluid medium, and the purified gas passing out of said fluid medium generally upwardly by way of said second talus and said collecting chamber into said gas outlet.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 40 words
An apparatus as claimed in claim 1, wherein said partition has a horizontal bottom edge and wherein there are provided means attached to the inside of the side walls adjacent said vertical wall for supporting said partition at said edge.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 66 words
An apparatus as claimed in claim 1 or 2, wherein each of the side walls of the vessel is of a three-layer construction, the inner layer of each said wall comprising said plane panel of corrosion-resistant material, said panel resting on an intermediate layer of a porous material which is also corrosion-resistant, and said intermediate layer being supported by an outer layer of a metallic material.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 287 words
Apparatus for de-dusting gases including, a granular-bed filter having a pourable granular filter medium which flows downward through the bed from a filter medium inlet to a filter medium outlet, said apparatus comprising: a vessle of rectangular cross-section, having a vertical side wall extending continuously downward to said filter medium outlet, a partition which protrudes into said vessel from the upper end thereof and is also vertical and parallel to said side wall, and three further side walls which taper, at least starting from the level of the lower end of said partition, downward to said filter medium outlet of said vessel, said filter medium inlet being located in a vertical plane on one side of said partition and generally centrally of the upper part of said vessel, said filter medium outlet being located in a vertical plane on the other side of said partition, said filter medium extending in said vessel along a generally S-shaped path between said filter medium inlet and said filter medium outlet, producing on said other side a first talus at the lower edge of said partition and producing on said one side a second talus at the lower edge of said filter medium inlet, a gas inlet and a gas entrance chamber, both being formed on said other side of the partition, a gas collecting chamber and a gas outlet, both being formed on said one side of the partition, the gas to be purified passing from said gas inlet generally downwardly by way of said entrance chamber and said first talus into said fluid medium, and the purified gas passing out of said fluid medium generally upwardly by way of said second talus and collecting chamber into said gas outlet.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 287 words
Apparatus for de-dusting gases including, a granular-bed filter having a pourable granular filter medium which flows downward through the bed from a filter medium inlet to a filter medium outlet, said apparatus comprising: a vessle of rectangular cross-section, having a vertical side wall extending continuously downward to said filter medium outlet, a partition which protrudes into said vessel from the upper end thereof and is also vertical and parallel to said side wall, and three further side walls which taper, at least starting from the level of the lower end of said partition, downward to said filter medium outlet of said vessel, said filter medium inlet being located in a vertical plane on one side of said partition and generally centrally of the upper part of said vessel, said filter medium outlet being located in a vertical plane on the other side of said partition, said filter medium extending in said vessel along a generally S-shaped path between said filter medium inlet and said filter medium outlet, producing on said other side a first talus at the lower edge of said partition and producing on said one side a second talus at the lower edge of said filter medium inlet, a gas inlet and a gas entrance chamber, both being formed on said other side of the partition, a gas collecting chamber and a gas outlet, both being formed on said one side of the partition, the gas to be purified passing from said gas inlet generally downwardly by way of said entrance chamber and said first talus into said fluid medium, and the purified gas passing out of said fluid medium generally upwardly by way of said second talus and collecting chamber into said gas outlet.

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