Society of Glass Technology · [Sheffield] · leaf 609
ent of 10 gm. per cubic metre of gas was found. Thusa producer consuming 20 tons * per twenty-four hours gave —-—57ww» = 600 kg. of dust in this period. This dust interfered 1000 & l with working by choking up the flues, and also caused impurities in the glass. The usual method of removing it… … Fig. 137. Fig. 138. case when lignite or peat was employed. Recently an electricalmethod, that of Cottrell and Moller, had been successfully usedin many works for removing dust from the gas. By it, the gaswas passed through a high tension electrical field in which a currentpassed from wires placed…
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