Collecting electrode
AssigneePacific Air Filtration Holdings, LLC
InventorIgor KRICHTAFOVITCH
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Abstract
A collecting electrode element for an electrostatic air cleaner with a reduced weight can be constructed with a lightweight conductive core sandwiched between particle collection layers which are supported and stabilized by a rigid frame. The conductive core may be conductive foil, conductive film, conductive ink, or conductive glue. The particle collecting layers may be flexible open-cell foam such as melamine which may be compressed between opposing frame elements. The frame may leave most and preferably at least 90% of the surface of the particle collecting layers exposed. The frame may have opposing frame elements secured to each other at a compressed area of the particle-collecting layers.
Claims12
A collecting electrode element comprising:
- a first particle collecting layer having a porous external surface;
- a conductive layer adjacent to said first particle collecting layer on a side of said first particle collecting layer opposite of said porous external surface;
- a second particle collecting layer having a first side adjacent to a side of said conductive layer opposite said first particle collecting layer and having a porous external surface on a side of said second particle collecting layer opposite of said conductive layer;
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- a rigid frame supporting said particle collecting layers.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.