picosecond
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I've mentioned this before. Somebody please tell me if this makes sense. Can you do it?
With a cylinder filled with backward-pointing alternating-side baffles that forced the exhaust gas to sidewind through (something like I'd imagine the soot trap in the cat works). You could design it to break down for easy cleaning if you get a machine shop to make it right. Maybe fill it with stainless-steel wool for disposability, though it would be hard to ensure that no slivers went into the manifold.
Or how about the high-temp filter bags used in chemical processing and power generation? I didn't get much information from the websites: http://www.bgf.com/filtr.htm http://www.micro-filtration.com/home.htm http://www.king-filter.com/
With a cylinder filled with backward-pointing alternating-side baffles that forced the exhaust gas to sidewind through (something like I'd imagine the soot trap in the cat works). You could design it to break down for easy cleaning if you get a machine shop to make it right. Maybe fill it with stainless-steel wool for disposability, though it would be hard to ensure that no slivers went into the manifold.
Or how about the high-temp filter bags used in chemical processing and power generation? I didn't get much information from the websites: http://www.bgf.com/filtr.htm http://www.micro-filtration.com/home.htm http://www.king-filter.com/