Compact cyclone filter train for radiological and hazardous environments

Title: Compact cyclone filter train for radiological and hazardous environments

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A compact cyclone filter train for the removal of hazardous and radiologi particles from a gaseous fluid medium which permits a small cyclone separator to be used in a very small space envelope due to the arrangement of the filter housing adjacent to the separator with the cyclone separator and the filters mounted on a plate. The entire unit will have a hoist connection at the center of gravity so that the entire unit including the separator, the filters, and the base can be lifted and repositioned as desired.

Inventors:

Bench, Thomas R. ^[1]

(Pittsburgh, PA)

Issue Date:: 1998-01-01

Research Org.:: WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP

OSTI Identifier:: 871498

Patent Number(s):: 5743925

Assignee:: United States of America as represented by Department of Energy (Washington, DC) BAPL

DOE Contract Number:: AC11-93PN38195

Resource Type:: Patent

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: compact; cyclone; filter; train; radiological; hazardous; environments; removal; radiologi; particles; gaseous; fluid; medium; permits; separator; space; envelope; due; arrangement; housing; adjacent; filters; mounted; plate; entire; unit; hoist; connection; center; gravity; including; base; lifted; repositioned; desired; gaseous fluid; cyclone separator; fluid medium; filter housing; hazardous environment; hazardous environments; filter train; compact cyclone; cyclone filter; /96/55/

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