Practical application of high temperature filters
Environmental Air Filtration, (EAF) Unit 7, Peckleton Lane Business Park, Peckleton, Leicestershire LE9 7RN (UK)
Abstract
Environmental Air Filtration, (EAF) Unit 7, Peckleton Lane Business Park, Peckleton, Leicestershire LE9 7RN (UK)
Abstract
To supplement the article that considered the principles underlying Cerafil filter elements, published in the May/June issue of Filtration & Separation, Roger Callis of Environmental Air Filtration (EAF) briefly outlines the way in which his company has used these elements in the construction of high temperature gas filtration equipment for air pollution control.
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To supplement the article that considered the principles underlying Cerafil filter elements, published in the May/June issue of Filtration & Separation, Roger Callis of Environmental Air Filtration (EAF) briefly outlines the way in which his company has used these elements in the construction of high temperature gas filtration equipment for air pollution control.
Key concepts: Filtration (mathematics), Air filtration, Filter (signal processing), Air filter, Process engineering, Engineering, Waste management, Environmental science