Filter replacement mechanism

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1987-12-21

1989-06-27

Eley, Timothy V.

Metal working

Means to assemble or disassemble

Nuclear device

210232, B23P 1900

Patent

active

048416282

ABSTRACT:
An easily manipulable nut 72 is disposed within a cavity 30 within an environmentally sealed military vehicle, such cavity being designed to hold a standard nuclear biological filter 10 within. The nut transfers a rotational force to a sleeve 16 which engages a seal 28 disposed about an outlet 24 of the filter. The nut ensures that the seal on the filter is compressed to the proper force. A lock mechanism 18 is provided about said sleeve to absorb shock and vibration forces which might tend to disengage the sleeve from the filter.

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