Filter belt arrangement for pressurized chamber filter

Liquid purification or separation – Flow – fluid pressure or material level – responsive – Filter cleaning

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210387, 210396, 210400, B01D 2909, B01D 2964

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052098419

ABSTRACT:
A liquid filter and method is disclosed comprised of a housing defining a filter chamber, with a filter belt advanced into the filter chamber and receiving liquid flow to filter the liquid. Different sections of the filter belt are alternately positioned in the filter chamber by a pair of drive-take up rollers each positioned on one side of an entrance opening to the filter chamber, which are driven in opposite directions after alternate cycles. Each section of the filter belt is scraped when exiting and subsequently cleaned with washing sprays as the particular section is advanced back into the filter chamber. The filter belt is detachably attached at either end to a respective roller by a sewn in flexible element received an undercut groove in the roller surface.

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