Gas separator for liquid-conducting systems

Details Gas separator for liquid-conducting systems Gas separator for liquid-conducting systems

1981-06-11

1982-11-09

Nozick, Bernard

Gas separation

With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media

Solid agent cleaning member movingly contacts apparatus

55439, 55459R, 209211, B01D 4512

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043582990

ABSTRACT:
The separator, as independent appliance or as integrated component of inline pumps, has a housing with liquid inlet and outlet connector pipes lying on one common center line and a substantially cylindrical separation chamber arranged therebetween. Into this chamber a liquid-gas mixture is introduced tangentially and set in rotation about the axis (y) of the chamber forming a center of rotation. The gas is forced to the center of rotation and conducted to the exterior while the degassed liquid flows out of the chamber through a separate opening. A plane (A) placed through the common center line (x) of the connector pipes and a plane (B) placed through the chamber axis (y) and standing perpendicularly on the plane (A) produce an intersection line (z) which forms with the center line an angle (a) in the order of magnitude of 0.degree.<.alpha.<90.degree., but preferably .alpha..apprxeq.45.degree..

REFERENCES:
patent: 1440808 (1923-01-01), Wineman
patent: 3176912 (1965-04-01), Rollinger et al.
patent: 3715863 (1973-02-01), Zanoni
patent: 4216095 (1980-08-01), Ruff

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