IP Library Granted Patent US 10,449,554
Granted Patent B2
US 10,449,554 · App. 15/552,312 · Granted Oct 22, 2019

Concentric electrostatic filter

Inventors: Christian Paul Henriquez Prevoo (Lima, PE); Michael Paul Henriquez Prevoo (Lima, PE)
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,449,554
App. No.
15/552,312
Granted
Oct 22, 2019
Kind
B2
Abstract

An electrostatic filter, for filtering solid and liquid particles in gases composed of a case ( 3 ); concentric collectors ( 15 ), concentric diffusers ( 10 ); electrodes ( 2 ); insulated supports ( 7 ), distributor disc ( 8 ), thermal insulator ( 17 ), electrical resistors ( 4 ), main collector ( 9 ), filter cap ( 1 ); the concentric diffusers ( 10 ) host along their internal and external wall the electrodes ( 2 ); the insulated supports connect the filter cap ( 1 ) to the distributor disc ( 8 ) which in turn supports the concentric diffusers ( 10 ); the electrical resistors ( 4 ) are located around the case ( 3 ) as clamps and are covered by the thermal insulator ( 17 ); so that the gas flows through the filter from the filter inlet ( 14 ) located tangentially at the external face of the case ( 3 ), towards the insulated outlet ( 5 ) located in the central part between the distributor disc ( 8 ) and the filter cap ( 1 ), thus optimizing the space and surface of the constituent materials and a very high filtration efficiency of liquid and solid micron particles contained in gases at any temperature up to 900° C.

Claims (10)

1. A concentric electrostatic filter for filtering solid and liquid particles in gases comprising:

a case ( 3 ), which has an entrance or filter inlet ( 14 ) through which a gas is introduced tangentially;

a distributor disc ( 8 ) that supports concentric diffusers ( 10 ), which house, along their walls, electrodes ( 2 ) which are in contact at their upper end with the distributor disc, spaced equidistantly from one another; and the distributor disc ( 8 ) is supported by the filter cap ( 1 ) through junction elements or pins between insulated supports ( 7 ) and disc connectors ( 16 ) through which high electric voltage is communicated to the distributor disc ( 8 ) by an insulated high-voltage electric conductor ( 11 ) inserted through an internal hole of the insulated supports ( 7 ) that contacts a head of the disc connectors ( 16 );

an insulated outlet ( 5 ) which extends from the top of the distributor disc ( 8 ) to a filter cap ( 1 ), said insulated outlet is configured to allow said gas to leave the electrostatic filter;

a main collector ( 9 ) that is attached to a bottom of the case ( 3 ), which has slots ( 18 ) for filtering particles;

concentric collectors ( 15 ) supported by the main collector ( 9 ), and electrically grounded, said concentric collectors are equally spaced from one another and from at least one of the concentric diffusers ( 10 );

a pressure insulating valve ( 6 ) located below the main collector ( 9 ) and the slots ( 18 ), which collects impurities;

thermocouples ( 12 ) located in the filter cap ( 1 );

a thermal insulator ( 17 ) that covers the electrostatic filter, to avoid heat exchange with the environment; and

electrical resistors ( 4 ) located around the case as clamps and covered by the thermal insulator ( 17 ).

Priority Claims (1)
PE 000294-2015/DIN · Mar 4, 2015 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20180029043A1 · Feb 1, 2018
Cited By (1)
US 12,643,112