Automatic filter network protection, failure detection and corre

Gas separation – With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media – Solid agent cleaning member movingly contacts apparatus

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55309, 55341NT, B01D 4600

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043560075

ABSTRACT:
This invention provides an automatic sensing and correction feature for each fabric type filter element in a filtering system with a multiplicity of separate filter elements, that operates when the filter develops a leak to take only an individual filter element out of service.
This is accomplished inexpensively by a simple flap closure valve array that senses increased fluid flow above a set threshold level and chokes off that flow through the individual defective filter cell.

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