Hybrid filtration of sinter dust: An alternative for air pollution control in steel industries
Bruno José Chiaramonte de Castro,
Bárbara Karolinne Silva Araújo Andrade,
Camila Raquel de Lacerda
et al.
Abstract:Air pollution control devices need to be more and more efficient to meet air quality regulations. A promising approach is the hybrid filter, which encompasses the operating principles of electrostatic precipitation and fabric filtration. However, the performance of hybrid filters for the steel industry has not yet been addressed. This paper reports on a study which evaluated the performance of a bench-scale hybrid filter, composed of an electrostatic precipitator and a fabric filter connected in series, in the… Show more
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