Air induction system with hydrocarbon trap assembly

Gas separation: processes – Solid sorption – Organic gas or liquid particle sorbed

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C095S148000, C055S385300, C055S505000, C055S521000, C096S108000, C096S134000, C123S19800E, C123S519000

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07547350

ABSTRACT:
A hydrocarbon trap that includes a sheet paper element and a plurality of fingers. The paper element is at least partially formed of a material capable of adsorbing and desorbing gaseous hydrocarbons. The paper element is arranged into a plurality of adjacent sheet members. The fingers are disposed between and support adjacent pairs of the sheet members so that each adjacent pair of the sheet members forms a flow channel. A method for filtering gaseous hydrocarbons from an air flow is also provided.

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MeadWestvaco ACS-135/270 Product Data Bulletin. Copyright 2002.

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