Serpentine Fluidic Structures for Particle Separation

	Clean Technology 2007 Chapter 3: Emissions, and Environmental
	Serpentine Fluidic Structures for Particle Separation
Authors:	A.S. Kole, M.H. Lean, J. Seo
Affilation:	Palo Alto Research Center Inc, US
Pages:	110 - 113
Keywords:	particle separation, fluidic forces, serpentine structure
Abstract:	The above abstract is based on a novel technique for particle separation from liquid based solely on fluidic forces on the particles. No external force or filters are used for separation. The idea is scalable from macro scale to micro scale depending on the application.
ISBN:	1-4200-6382-0
Pages:	338
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Indexes:	Keywords, Authors, Affiliations
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Clean Technology 2007

Chapter 3: Emissions, and Environmental

Serpentine Fluidic Structures for Particle Separation