Frederick G. Cottrell
Frederick G. Cottrell
Born: 1877Birthplace: Oakland, Calif.
Electrostatic precipitator—Cottrell's invention used high voltage electricity to remove from 90 to 98% of the ash, dust, and acid which industrial smokestacks spewed into the air. Besides eliminating this particulate pollution, this process also allowed some of the minerals and chemicals to be re-used. (1992)
Died: 1948Harry Coover | The National Inventors Hall of Fame | Wallace Coulter |
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