Liquid purification or separation – Filter – Within flow line or flow line connected close casing
Patent
1994-06-24
1997-05-27
Kim, John
Liquid purification or separation
Filter
Within flow line or flow line connected close casing
210304, 210456, 210472, B01D 1900, B01D 3530
Patent
active
056328940
ABSTRACT:
A blood filter for use in filtering blood having side walls, a top, and a bottom joined to the side walls defining an axis with a filtration element surrounding at least a portion of the axis is disclosed. A delivery conduit delivers blood to the interior of the filter at an angle extending upwardly away from a plane which is perpendicular to the axis of the filter to form a vortex which is offset from the filter axis for release of entrapped air through an overlying top vent offset from the central axis, and an exit conduit connected to the interior of the filter element allows blood to flow from the filter element to an exit opening.
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Brown Jack W.
Chaikumnerd Tichakorn
Galt Kenneth
White George W.
Bethel George F.
Bethel Patience K.
Gish Biomedical Inc.
Kim John
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