Abstract
The treatment of polluted industrial flow remains a relevant topic for the purpose of sustainable development and improvement of the general state of the environment. The removal of particulate matter, and especially their fine and ultra-fine fractions, from the gas flow, is an urgent task, but it poses many challenges and demands for purification technology. This paper presents the results of the first stage of the research using a newly developed cleaning device operating by a complex principle, which consists of a new generation two-stage centrifugal filtration device and an electro-filter. The rate of air flow was varied from 0.3 to 1.16 m/s at the inlet and corresponds to an air flow yield of 53 m3/h to 205 m3/h. The maximum pressure drop at an air flow of 255 m3/h is 26 Pa. Research has shown that the efficiency of removing ultra-fine particulate matter is up to 99.7% for particles 0.3–0.5 µm in size at 200 m3/h of the air flow rate.
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