Pulsating-pressure filter for fluidised-bed combustion-gas clean-up

K. Kerr and D. Probert

Applied Energy, 1985, vol. 20, issue 2, 85-101

Abstract: The pulsating-pressure filter provides a means for improving the effectiveness of the removal of fine particles from the exhausting combustion gases of a fluidised bed, even at relatively high temperatures. Its use would enable the resulting hot, cleaned gases from a coal-fired pfbc to be more suitable (e.g. less abrasive and corrosive) for entry to gas turbines.

Date: 1985
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