United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Air and Energy Engineering
Research Laboratory
Research Triangle Park NC 27711
Research and Development
EPA/600/S9-85/011  June 1985
Project  Summary
Third U.S./U.S.S.R.
Symposium  on Particulate
Control
Jaroslaw Pekar
  The primary objective of the Third
U.S./U.S.S.R. Symposium on Partic-
ulate Control, held September 10-12,
1979, in Suzdal,  U.S.S.R., was to
discuss work done by U.S. and Soviet
specialists on particulate control and
measurement technology.
  The two symposium  co-chairmen
were: (U.S.) A. B. Craig-, Deputy Direc-
tor of the Industrial  Environmental
Research Laboratory,*  U.S. Environ-
mental Protection  Agency,  Research
Triangle Park, NC; and (Soviet) I. K.
Reshidov, Director of the Scientific
Research Institute of Industrial and
Sanitary Gas Cleaning (NIIOGAZ), Mos-
cow, U.S.S.R.
  This Project Summary was developed
by EPA's Air and Energy Engineering
Research Laboratory, Research Triangle
Park, NC, to  announce key findings of
the research project that is fully docu-
mented in a separate report of the same
title (see Project Report ordering infor-
mation at back).
  The following  organizations  partici-
pated:

      U.S.—Industrial Environmental
           Research Laboratory,* U.S.
           Environmental Protection
           Agency, Research Triangle
           Park, NC 27711.

   U.S.S.R.—Scientific Research Institute
           of  Industrial and Sanitary
           Gas Cleaning (NIIOGAZ),
           Moscow
"Now, Air and Energy Engineering Research Labo-
 ratory.
         —Semibratovo Branch of
           NIIOGAZ
         —Zapozozhye Branch of
           NIIOGAZ
         —Special Design Office for
           Gas Cleaning  and  Dust
           Eliminating Equipment (SK-
           BGPO), Semibratovo
         —State Institute for Gas
           Cleaning Equipment Design
           (GIPROGAZOOCHISTKA),
           Moscow
         —Ail-Union Heat Engineering
           Institute imeni Dzerzhinskiy
           (VTI), Moscow
         —State Research and Design
           Institute for Environmental
           Protection  in the Building
           Materials Industry (NIPIOS-
           TROM), Novorossiysk
         —Moscow Energy Institute
           (MEI), Moscow
         —Moscow Transport Engi-
           neering Institute (MIIT),
           Moscow
         —Ail-Union Electrotechnical
           Institute imeni Krzhyzhan-
           ovskiy (VEI), Moscow
  The Third U.S./U.S.S.R. Symposium on
Particulate Control was sponsored by the
Particulate Control Technology Project
Group of  the U.S./U.S.S.R.  Stationary
Source Air Pollution Control Technology
Working Group under the U.S./U.S.S.R.
Environmental Agreement. Papers were
presented by Soviet specialists  from
scientific research and design institutes
and by representatives of the U.S.  Envi-

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   ronmental Protection Agency and repre-
   sentatives of the private sector.
     The topics included: prediction of back
   corona formation, fly ash resistivity pre-
   diction, improved electrostatic precipita-
   tor (ESP) mathematical model,  calcula-
   tion of effects of back corona in wire-duct
   ESPs, study of chemical conditioning of
   flue gas before an ESP on a 500 MW
   power unit, sodium conditioning test with
   EPA mobile ESP, fly ash dielectric proper-
   ties and critical current density, improved
   design for general industrial application
   of precipitating electrodes for ESPs, per-
   formance  analysis of a hot-side  ESP,
   dynamics and  strength of corona  elec-
   trodes in industrial  ESPs,  progress on
   ESPs for use at high temperatures and
   high pressures, cleaning of hot aspirated
   air from sinter machines and  clinker
   coolers, ESP model fortheTI-59 calcula-
   tor, problems of fly ash removal at electric
   power stations,  particle collection by
   granular bed filters  and dry scrubbers,
   filter materials for cleaning gases and
   possible areas  of their application, high
   temperature ceramic filters, methods and
   instruments for measuring  size of finely
   dispersed particles less than 0.3 yum for
   process gases, particle measurement in
   the U.S., current trends in aerosol dis-
   persion analysis, instruments for auto-
   matic monitoring of particle-size distribu-
   tions, methods and instruments for meas-
   uring the dew point of process emissions,
   and design of an improved impactor.
          Jaroslaw Pekar is the EPA Project Officer (see below).
          The complete report, entitled "Third U.S./U.S.S.R. Symposium on Paniculate
            Control," (Order No. PB85-190 890/AS; Cost: $26.50, subject to change) will
            be available only from:
                 National Technical Information Service
                 5285 Port Royal Road
                 Springfield, VA 22161
                 Telephone: 703-487-4650
          The EPA Project Officer can be contacted at:
                 Air and Energy Engineering Research Laboratory
                 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
                 Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
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