Inertial separator
AssigneeFilterwerk Mann & Hummel GmbH
InventorsHelmut Neuschwander, Pius Trautmann
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AssigneeFilterwerk Mann & Hummel GmbH
InventorsHelmut Neuschwander, Pius Trautmann
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An inertial separator (10) for removing droplets from a gas stream. The inertial separator (10) has a housing (18) which is provided with an inlet (11) for untreated gas and an outlet (12) for treated gas. In the housing (18) are first and second separation lamellae (13), with at least two first separation lamellae (13) being linearly arranged next to one another and separated by an interval A. The separation lamellae (13) each have a concave side (14) and a convex side (15). The first separation lamellae (13) are arranged parallel to the second separation lamellae (13) with the concave sides (14) of the separation lamellae (13) facing one another. The lowest region of the concave side (14) of the first separation lamellae (13) is situated opposite the interval A between the second separation lamellae (13). Viewed in the direction of flow, a drainage slope (16) which extends obliquely to the separation lamellae (13) is arranged on the second separation lamellae (13). This drainage slope (16) projects under the first separation lamellae (13), thereby preventing unpurified gas from exiting through the outlet (12).
An inertial separator for separating particles or droplets from a gas stream, said separator comprising a gas inlet, a gas outlet, and a plurality of separation lamellae arranged between the inlet and the outlet, said separation lamellae each having an arcuately-shaped design with a concave side and a convex side;
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