Mechanism for removing dust particles from an engine air cleaner

Details Mechanism for removing dust particles from an engine air cleaner Mechanism for removing dust particles from an engine air cleaner

1980-06-02

1981-05-12

Nozick, Bernard

Gas separation

With nonliquid cleaning means for separating media

Relatively movable pneumatic nozzle

55283, 55302, B01D 4604

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042669537

ABSTRACT:
A reversed air system for periodically cleaning one or more filter panels an engine air cleaner. The cleaner system includes an air nozzle at one face of the filter panel and an air receiver at the other panel face. The nozzle and receiver are arranged on ball screws for transverse movement across the filter panel faces. Under our invention, the air receiver has flexible connections with ball nuts that travel along the associated ball screws. The flexible connections have swing flexibility in different planes to alleviate potential jamming tendencies due to manufacturing tolerances, installation variances, and ball screw sag due to the unsupported length of each screw.

REFERENCES:
patent: 2516680 (1950-07-01), Culpepper

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