Testing Of A Two-stage Air Dust Separator Used For Shipboard Ventilation And Air Conditioning
Price
Free (open access)
Transaction
Volume
12
Pages
6
Published
1995
Size
527 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/MT950481
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
J. Kirkiewiczf & J. Chrzanowskf
Abstract
The air taken from the ship surroundings for the purpose of ventilation or air conditioning is contaminated by dust during cargo-handling operations. The dust harmfully affects both the crew and ship machines, particularly the engines which suffer from faster wear and tear. Single - stage air dust seperators have certain disadvantages: depending on then- type, at high dust concentration they get choked easily and do not separate the smallest particles. The developed and tested design is a two-stage system. The first stage consists of an axial cyclone with the inclination angle of the blades selected so that small flow resistance can be obtained at large separation capacity. It is used to separate larger dust grains. The sec
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