Particle-Gas Separation

Technical Areas: dust and mist and droplet collection, electrostatic separation, health effects
See also Separation based on Size

Latest changes: 03Jan25 - Holdich chapter / 03Aug18 - make explicit that liquid droplets are particulate /

TOPIC AREAS The Significance of PT Formation from Gas Formation from Liquid Comminution, Attrition Size Enlargement Particle Physics Particle Characterization:    Non-Optical Methods    Optical Methods Storage / Discharge:    Mechanics: wall stress    Dynamics: flow Pneumatic Conveying Fluidized Bed Mixing and De-mixing Separation by Size P./Gas Separation P./Liquid Separation Dispersion in Fluids Rheology Reaction Heating, Drying Safety Simulation, Modeling Specific Applications ERPT Home Page

Web Tutorials (not ERPT) Gas Cleaning           by Richard Holdich The author has posted a section from his CD on Fundamentals of Particle Technology as a tutorial [Chap. 14] on gas cleaning. This may be viewed online as encrypted PDF files but it cannot be printed. -- www.midlandit.co.uk/particletechnology.htm Web Sites of Educational Interest Cyclone Separation of Particles from a Gas           by Prof. Gary Hyde (Washington State Univ.) These tutorials were developed by teams of students in a course taught -- www.wsu.edu:8080/~gmhyde/433_web_pages/cyclones/-CycloneOverview.html Non-Web Resources Analysis & Design of Cyclones / Gas Filters           by HyproTech These are short courses. -- see ERPT's list of non-Web resources

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