Systems and methods for removal of particulate matter in a filtration system
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsRobert Taylor, Charles Sedman
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AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsRobert Taylor, Charles Sedman
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A particulate filtration system for removing particulates suspended in a fluid that includes: 1) a filter element; 2) a pre-collector body component operably connected to the filter element and capable of receiving an electrical charge to attract and remove particles suspended in the fluid; and 3) means for cooling the pre-collector body component. The means for cooling the pre-collector body component may include a convective cooling channel through which a coolant flows. The system may further include a discharge electrode spaced apart from the pre-collector body component. The discharge electrode may be capable of receiving an electrical charge causing a difference in the electronic potential between the pre-collector body component and the discharge electrode.
A particulate filtration system for removing particulates suspended in a fluid, the system comprising:
A filter assembly for use in a particulate filtration system, the system including a housing divided into a first plenum and a second plenum by a tube sheet with the first plenum in fluid communication with an inlet and the second plenum in fluid communication with an outlet, the tube sheet defining an aperture extending between the first plenum and the second plenum, the system further including a discharge electrode coupled to a first electric potential, the filter assembly comprising:
A method for removing particulates suspended in a fluid flowing through a housing, the housing divided into a first plenum and a second plenum by a tube sheet, the first plenum in fluid communication with an inlet, the second plenum in fluid communication with an outlet, the tube sheet defining an aperture extending between the first plenum and the second plenum, the method comprising:
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