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AssigneeIchikawa Woolen Textile Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasatoki Utsumi, Nobuo Ohi, Yasuhiro Kishiue, Kazumi Nose
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A discharge wire cleaning device for an electric dust collector in which when the dust accumulates to a certain extent on the discharge wires which are arranged vertically with each end secured to the frame, the compressed gas is ejected from the gas nozzle at the base of the discharge wires to apply pressure to the skirt and drive it upwardly thereby removing the dust on the discharge wires, after which the sliders are allowed to move down by gravity to their lowest portion. A damper may be provided on the upper portion of each discharge wire so that the slider is urged downwardly against the friction of the dust still remaining on the wire and can be moved up and down repeatedly. A brush may be provided on the slider so that the dust is effectively scraped off the discharge wires.
An electric dust collector having a frame and at least one discharge wire supported on said frame, comprising a discharge wire cleaning device for cleaning said discharge wire, a slider having a downwardly enlarged skirt, said slider being slidably fitted over the discharge wire for movement up and down the wire, a gas ejector nozzle directed upwardly towards the skirt, and means for intermittently supplying pressurized gas to said nozzle, said gas being intermittently fed to said nozzle and ejected therefrom against said skirt so as to drive said slider along the wire in a first direction, said slider moving by gravity in a second direction opposite to said first direction when the supply of gas is interrupted, thereby removing the dust from the wire.
An electric dust collector having a frame and a plurality of discharge wires supported on said frame, comprising a discharge wire cleaning device for cleaning dust from said discharge wires, sliders having downwardly enlarged skirts, one of said sliders being slidably fitted over each of the discharge wires for movement up and down the wire, a damper for each said slider mounted on the upper portion of each discharge wire, gas ejecting nozzles directed upwardly towards each of the skirts, and means for intermittently supplying pressurized gas to said nozzles for ejection therefrom against said skirts so as to drive said sliders along the wires in a first direction until they strike said dampers whereupon the supply of gas is interrupted and the sliders are driven by gravity in a second direction opposite to said first direction, thereby removing the dust therefrom.
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