Liquid trap

Liquid purification or separation – With alarm – indicator – register – recorder – signal or... – Material level or thickness responsive

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210313, B01D 2900

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040101010

ABSTRACT:
A trapping device for trapping foreign liquids having a specific gravity greater than that of a supply liquid comprises a settling chamber defined primarily by a tubular side wall and two end pieces and inlet and outlet chambers in the settling chamber and adjacent to an upper one of the end pieces. An inlet and an outlet lead to and from the inlet and outlet chambers, which are separated by an imperforate wall. The imperforate wall has a pair of wing means diverging radially outwardly. Foraminous wall means are arranged so that fluid passing through the chambers from the inlet to the outlet passes through the foraminous wall means. A pair of spaced contacts extend into the settling chamber and a float in the settling chamber having a specific gravity higher than that of the supply liquid and lower than that of the foreign liquids has a bridge member for bridging the contacts to establish an electrical path between said contacts when the float is raised to a predetermined level by floating on the foreign liquids.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3386581 (1968-06-01), Gough
patent: 3568835 (1971-03-01), Hansen
patent: 3868321 (1975-02-01), Gough

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