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Wood ash. Partical size.
What would be the average partical size of well burnt wood ash? I refere to the ash "dust" not possable larger pieces of incomplete combustian.
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Thank you for your answer heathfield. The link you suggested is very interesting although I have not yet had time to read it all. Page 23 is similar to what I wanted but those tests were for different reasons.
The reason I have in mind is (May be a silly question, like how long is a piece of string?) I want to have a dust extraction system to pick up the "dust" into a container.
The problem is if the filter medium is too coarse it lets through the dust. A finer medium rapidly clogs up and further suction is lost, with very little deposited in the container. Hence the question about partical size. But I suppose the size can go down infinitly small and therefore some will allways pass through the filter.
I need to have some size in mind in order to compare with the filter medium coupled with the fact that the finer the filter the quicker it be block.
The reason I have in mind is (May be a silly question, like how long is a piece of string?) I want to have a dust extraction system to pick up the "dust" into a container.
The problem is if the filter medium is too coarse it lets through the dust. A finer medium rapidly clogs up and further suction is lost, with very little deposited in the container. Hence the question about partical size. But I suppose the size can go down infinitly small and therefore some will allways pass through the filter.
I need to have some size in mind in order to compare with the filter medium coupled with the fact that the finer the filter the quicker it be block.
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