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Title: Particle Separation Methods


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Particle Separation Methods
  • Matt Halstead
  • Joe Beerger
  • Stacey Wilson

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Particle Separation Methods
  • Introduction
  • Particle Separation Methods
  • Finned Breach System
  • Ultra-Fine Filter
  • Cyclone Separation

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
ne
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Particle Separation Methods
  • Light Gas Gun (LGG) Technology applied to
    real-world war fighting

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
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Usually 10 to 20 meter barrel length and 2 stages
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Particle Separation Methods
  • Light Gas Gun (LGG) Technology applied to
    real-world war fighting

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
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M1 Abrams Tank Main Gun 5 meters
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Finned Breach Particle Removal System
  • Matt Halstead

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Finned CylinderParticle Separation
  • Objectives
  • Particle Separation Design
  • Advantages
  • Disadvantages

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
ne
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Finned CylinderParticle Separation
  • Design
  • cylindrical separator with fins
  • Similar to cross-flow heat exchanger
  • Heat used to soften metal as trap
  • Maximize particle contact probability

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
ne
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Finned CylinderParticle Separation
  • Advantages include increased surface area, design
    simplicity, and upgraded ease-of-use.

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
ne
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Finned CylinderParticle Separation
  • Unknowns????
  • Pressure drop
  • HT Characteristics
  • Trap material

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
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  • System Parameters
  • V7747m/s
  • L1m
  • D0.160m
  • ?0.0899kg/m3
  • Re1.28x107
  • ?P33.7 psi

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Finned CylinderParticle Separation
  • Conclusion
  • Design concept
  • Benefits
  • Drawbacks

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
ne
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Finned CylinderParticle Separation
Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
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Questions?
12
Ultra-Fine Filtration Systems
  • Joe Beerger

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Ultra-Fine FiltrationSystems
Design Objectives
Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
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Known Advantages to Design Maximizes filtration
of particles Disposable and in-expensive Primary
Design Hurdle Extreme environment conditions of
weapon system Unknowns Potentially large energy
loss due to pressure difference
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Ultra-Fine FiltrationSystems
Search for the Right Filter
Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
ne
Most recent and common use for high pressure and
temperature filters is in advanced coal-fired
power plants that utilize coal gasification
The particulate control device (PCD) for coal
gasification contains 91 candle shaped filter
elements
15
Ultra-Fine FiltrationSystems
Filter Testing and our Application
Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
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Extremely high particle remove efficiency Long
cycle tests vs. impulse gun system Lower
pressure drop with temperature rise
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Ultra-Fine FiltrationSystems
Optimal Material
Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
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Will not catastrophically fail at 2500F 440
series has increased tensile strength Small air
permeability of 15 ft3/min/ft2 ensures effective
filtering ability
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Conclusions
Ultra-Fine FiltrationSystems
Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
ne
Ceramic fiber filters have excellent filtration
ability at high temperature A filtration system
would require a complex support system As a
primary design it is too unstable to be
reliable As a secondary design filters could
offer higher collection efficiency
18
Ultra-Fine FiltrationSystems
Questions?
Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
ne
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Cyclone Separation Methods
  • Stacey Wilson

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Cyclone SeparationMethods
  • Objectives
  • How Cyclones Work
  • Advantages
  • Disadvantages

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
ne
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Cyclone SeparationMethods
  • How Cyclones Work

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
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  • Fluid enters
  • Circular motion initiated
  • Inertia forces particles to wall
  • Fluid exits

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Cyclone SeparationMethods
  • Advantages include low costs, a robust design,
    compact design, and constant pressure drop.

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
ne
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Cyclone SeparationMethods
  • Disadvantages include erosive wear, higher
    pressure losses than other separators, and low
    efficiency for smaller particles.

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
ne
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Cyclone SeparationMethods
  • Conclusion
  • Operation
  • Advantages
  • Disadvantages

Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
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Cyclone SeparationMethods
Overview Introduction Finned Cylinder Filter Cyclo
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