Experimental study on bag filtration enhanced by magnetic aggregation of fine particles from hot metal casting process
Authors:
- Liang ZhaoLZLiang Zhao
- Xiaoling LiXLXiaoling Li
- Wenqiang SunWSWenqiang Sun
- Zhu YeZYZhu Ye
- Jian HuangJHJian Huang
- Ge ZhangGZGe Zhang
- Jianghui PanJPJianghui Pan
- Jiuju CaiJCJiuju Cai
- 1 March 2018
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Powder Technology
- Vol. 327, 255-266
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Funding Information
- Scientific Research Foundation for PhD of Liaoning Province, China (201501156)
- National Special Fund for Environment Protection Research in the Public Interest, China (201409023)
- NSF-NSFC (21561122001)
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