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AssigneeEdwards Limited
InventorsEdward Mason, Harry William Michael Lampert, Trevor James Davies, Kaelan Meehan, Matthew Fraser Davidson, Daniel Kenneth Knutson, Samuel Kevin Canterbury
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This application relates to a mist-trap for a wet-scrubber abatement system. The mist trap comprises a demisting chamber having a gas inlet for receiving mist-laden exhaust gas from the wet-scrubber abatement system, a liquid capture surface on which the mist droplets may coalesce to form a liquid, and a gas outlet through which relatively dry gas may exit the chamber. The mist trap is configured such that at least a first portion of the captured liquid exits the chamber via the gas inlet to return to the wet-scrubber abatement system. The application also relates to a water-collecting baffle, an abatement system, and a method of moderating particulate build-up in a primary flow channel of an exhaust draw amplification device.
A mist-trap for a wet-scrubber abatement system, said mist trap comprising a demisting chamber having a gas inlet for receiving mist-laden exhaust gas from a wet-scrubber abatement system, a liquid capture surface on which the mist droplets may coalesce to form a liquid, and a gas outlet through which relatively dry gas may exit the chamber;
A water-collecting baffle of a mist-trap for a gas abatement system, the baffle comprising a generally planar main body and a skirt extending from the main body adjacent an outer periphery thereof, the skirt defining one or more apertures configured to permit gas to flow around the baffle during use, wherein the side of the planar body from which the skirt extends is configured to provide a liquid capture surface on which mist droplets may coalesce.
An abatement system comprising an exhaust draw amplification device and a mist trap, the exhaust draw amplification device being configured to direct mist-laden gas into the mist trap and the mist-trap being configured to remove liquid from mist-laden gas, and wherein mist-trap is further configured such that at least a portion of the liquid removed from the mist-laden gas is directed back into the exhaust draw amplification device.
A method of moderating particulate build-up in a primary flow channel of an exhaust draw amplification device of a gas abatement system, the method comprising the steps of:
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