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Gas Cleaning

Gasreinigung

6 CPSummerEN

Prerequisites

Recommended, as written

Students should have a bachelor´s degree in engineering science or physics

Contents

Introduction – applications of gas cleaning in industrial processes and pollution control. Historical development and legislation. Various topics of particle separation and dust control. Characterization of particle size distributions and separation efficiency. Gravitational and inertial particle separators. Filters. Electrostatic precipitators. Wet scrub­bers. Droplet separation. Combinations of separators. Separation of acid gases (HCl, HX, SO2/SO3 and others) Reduction of NOx, SNCR and SCR processes. Reduction of VOCs. Special Topics (Mercury, PAHs, Dioxins).

Learning outcomes

Student will be able to: • understand working principle of diverse devices for the control of gaseous emissions. • understand relations between apparatus or process design and performance. • select and combine appropriate technologies for the reduction of emissions in specific situations.

Assessment

Prerequisite for Final Module Examination: • The laboratory report (ca. 10 pages) is a prerequisite for admission to the final module examination. Final Modul Examination: • Oral (30 min/participant) OR • Written (1.5 hrs) examination Kind of final module examination will be defined when the module starts.

Literature (7)
  • N.A. Fuchs: The Mechanics of Aerosols (Dover 1965)
  • W. Strauss: Air Pollution Control, (WILEY 1971)
  • W. Hinds, Aerosol Technology (Wiley 1982, )
  • F. Löffler: Staubabscheiden (G. Thieme 1988)
  • JPK Seville: Gas Cleaning in Demanding Applications (Springer 1997)
  • K. Spurny: Advances in Aerosol Filtration (CRC Press, 1998)
  • K. Görner, K. Hübner: Gasreinigung und Luftreinhaltung (Springer 2002)

Source: BTU's module description · retrieved 16 Oct 2026Original

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Data as of 21 Oct 2026Winter 2026/27Source: BTU