Liquid purification or separation – Filter – Medium – cleaner or agitator moved by fluid
Patent
1995-08-23
1997-03-25
Lithgow, Thomas M.
Liquid purification or separation
Filter
Medium, cleaner or agitator moved by fluid
210415, 210488, 210492, 210496, 2105101, 55522, B01D 2944, B01D 2964
Patent
active
056140932
ABSTRACT:
A micropore filter of discrete flow-through pores of highly controlled pore configuration and dimensions is formed by bonding platelets into a laminate, each platelet having been etched, preferably by a combination of electropolishing and photoetching techniques, to form depth-etched passages and through-etched passages, respectively. The filter is housed in a module which contains wiper blades for periodically removing deposited debris from the filter surface.
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Lang Leland L.
Mueggenburg H. Harry
Rousar Donald C.
Young Marvin F.
Aerojet-General Corporation
Lithgow Thomas M.
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