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GAS PURIFYING APPARATUS



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US Patent 3658485
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April 25, 1972
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In a closed coolant loop of a nuclear reactor there is provided an apparatus for purifying contaminated nuclear reactor coolant gas of nuclear decomposition products, comprising filtering means for filtering a uniform flow of contaminated gas to be purified, the filtering means having components consisting at least partly of copper, gas removing means for removing a test quantity of the contaminated gas flowing through the filtering means, gas testing means connected to the gas removing means for receiving the test quantity and for analyzing the contaminating content of the test quantity, and means for selectively adding quantities of reducing and oxidizing gases to the contaminated gas so as to simultaneously regenerate the components of the filtering means as the contaminated gas is being purified.
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Published
April 25, 1972
Application Number
04/843,877
Filed
April 22, 1969
US Classification
376/256   376/314 422/178 423/210
Int'l Classification
B01D   47/02   (20060101)   B01D   53/34   (20060101)  
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Parent Case
This application is a division of application, Ser. No. 352,859, filed Mar. 18, 1964, now abandoned.
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Mar 20, 1963 [DT] S 84243
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23/284   23/283   23/255   23/255E   23/232   23/232E   23/2.1   23/3.1   23/150   23/209   23/23A   23/253A   23/252   23/260  
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