Inverse flow depth filter assembly

Details Inverse flow depth filter assembly Inverse flow depth filter assembly

1987-10-22

1989-04-18

Nozick, Bernard

Gas separation

Plural serial basically diverse separating media

Plural stages in unitary casing

55482, 55486, 55525, B01D 4600

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048223875

ABSTRACT:
An inverse flow depth filter assembly includes an elongated, generally elliptical housing with gas inlet and egress means and a bottom drain. A filter cartridge is suspended from the housing top so that an annular channel is created between the housing and the cartridge. The cartridge has a plugged top and an open bottom. Air enters the housing and is channeled downward through the annular channel until it reaches the cartridge bottom. Air then enters the cartridge bottom to flow in an upward vertical pattern through the filter element. The filtered air then passes through ports in the plug and exits the housing through the gas egress means.

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