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Fabric arrester

Fabric arrester The collection of particulate matter by means of a suitable fabric material. [Pg.1437]

A projection of this point of collector effluent vertically downward shows that a second high efficiency centrifugal trill be less than 50% efficient. A wet collector, fabric arrester and electro-static precipitator will be not less than... [Pg.227]

Usual set up uses cyclone as product collector followed by fabric arrester for high over-all collection efficiency. [Pg.233]

Where visible plume objectionable from air pollution standards, use of fabric arresters with greater frequency seems probable. [Pg.233]

Linty particles and sticky buffing compounds can cause trouble in high efficiency centrifugals and fabric arresters. Fire hazard is also often present. [Pg.233]

Operation Concen- tration Particle Sizes Cyclone High Eff. Centrifugal Wet Collector Fabric Arrester Hi-Volt Electrostatic See Remark No. [Pg.233]

The improvement of photostability of jute fabric itself is an important matter to be given priority. Various processes have been developed in which bleached jute does not revert to its natural colour on exposure to light. The blocking of reactive phenolic groups by etherification or esterification is expected to arrest the yellowing process. The presence of some chromophore in dyes can cause absorption of near uv-radiation of sunlight and prevent discolouration. Bleached jute goods treated with copper-potassium dichromate (0.25% o.w.f) improve photostability over conventional bleached fabric [123]. [Pg.200]

In other processes the oxide produced is generally condensed either in long flues, or on baffles, or in large condensation chambers. In many cases the volatile matter is mixed with water in the ventilators, after which the oxido is separated out by decantation. The condensation in these cases is not always complete, and the object of the present invention is to prevent any loss of the oxide by filtering through cotton, linen, or any other fabric that will arrest the oxide contained in the smoke. [Pg.93]

The significance of the pop-ins in the nickel steel COD and i -curves is the subject of some debate. Pop-ins represent rapid crack extensions followed by arrest. These arrests may be related to material toughness characteristics, but may also be the result of a drop-off in applied load due to the stiffness of the testing machine. The fracture toughness results developed in this work are intended to supplement the designer s basic understanding of the materials and aid in the selection of a particular material for a specific application. These tests show that the performance of a structure fabricated with the nickel steels will be dependent on the HAZ behavior. This information must be blended with additional design, fabrication, and economic factors before final material selection. [Pg.539]

Wet scrubbers and fabric filters have been installed and operated successfully for many years. Fettling cabins with high-efficient dust arrestment units can be run stackless, as their output is cleaner than the usual fettling shop air. They also help to improve workplace conditions. [Pg.251]

The basic damage phenomena in unidirectional composites involve multiple microcracks or cracks that form in the matrix, perpendicular to the loading direction, and that are arrested by the fibers and deflected at the interface between the fiber and the matrix. In the composites reinforced with fabrics of fiber bundles, matrix damage is influenced by the microstructure [21]. The microstructure of 2D CVI SiC/SiC is heterogeneous, as a result of the presence of woven infiltrated tows, large pores (referred to as macropores) located between the plies or at yarn intersections within the plies and a uniform layer of matrix over... [Pg.65]


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