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Appendix A: Definitions
Pages 89-94

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... Air Cleaner; A device designed for the purpose of removing atmospheric airborne impurities such as dusts, gases, vapors, fumes, and smokes. (Air cleaners include air washers, air filters, electrostatic precipitators, and charcoal filters.)
From page 90...
... In heat transmission this meaning has been extended to include both forced and natural motion or circulation. Cyclone; Mechanical dust collector using inertial principles for dust separation.
From page 91...
... Fabric Filter; A dust collector using a fabric for separation of dust from air. Filter Drag; Pressure drop, inches WG per cubic foot of air per minute, per square foot of filter medium.
From page 92...
... Magnehelic Gauge; A pressure differential gauge that, when used in filter-type dust collectors, measures the static pressure difference between the dust-laden air intake (lower) chamber of a collector and the clean air outlet (upper)
From page 93...
... Pulse Jet; A system of bag cleaning using a momentary burst of compressed air in the discharge nozzle of a filter bag, which stops filter flow and inflates the bag in the opposite direction. Reverse Jet Cleaning; A cleaning method using a traveling ring traversing the exterior of the filter bag.
From page 94...
... ; A term used after numerical pressure figures, that means the figure is calculated in terms of inches of water as obtained from the differential water levels of the two legs of a manometer. (Example; 2.8 inches WG)


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