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The
device described below is a concept. It has not been fabricated.
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REP
The Radicle
Electrostatic Precipitator (REP) is a filter emitter designed to
radiate a controlled channel of electrons, proton and neutron equivalent
elements. The REP is a multilayer pleated device similar in dimension
to the BasiCAM. The REP element is designed for severe duty use
in tandem with an inference processor
network that supplies the REP with pattern data to amplify and emit.
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CONSTRUCTION AND USE
The
REP element resembles an absolute filter
and is installed in the same manner into an
air ventilation system. The REP employs a finely spaced pleated
element that presents a very large surface area to compensate
for its pressure drop, which is designed to be the equivalent
of a CAMfil FARR Micretain.
The REP has a minimum efficiency of 99.999% with 12 micron size
particles at 1.0 inches W.G.
The REP extends
efficiency beyond ULPA by applying a stream of sub molecular particles
that bond with and render neutral the hazardous materials that
pass through the filter.
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REP
MEDIA COMPOSITION
A series
of layers are created by deposition. Three emitter layers are separated
by insulators. Emitters
are composed of three layers: Two plates are connected to a supply
of low current, high voltage, and to a source of intelligence signal.
Intermediate, strong insulating layers separate the plates, both
positionally, and dielectrically. The
deposited media is a permeable synthetic that is 98% free air, 2%
fibre. This near-massless density permits air flow past the elements. |
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