Liquid purification or separation – Filter – Within flow line or flow line connected close casing
Patent
1982-11-16
1985-04-23
Fisher, Richard V.
Liquid purification or separation
Filter
Within flow line or flow line connected close casing
210450, 210451, 2104935, 210495, 55497, 55502, 55524, 156202, B01D 2706, B01D 4652
Patent
active
045128910
ABSTRACT:
A filter assembly (10) includes a frame (10 and 12) and means (10, 32, 34, 36, 38, 44, 48, and 50) releasably retaining a replaceable pleated filter element (14) therein. The edges of the pleats (68) of the filter element (14) are folded over diagonal fold lines (70) and tucked between adjacent pleats in a manner which provides control expansibility and substantially even pleat spacing upon expansion after storage in collapsed condition.
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Gronholz Donald D.
Wright Mervin E.
Donaldson & Company, Inc.
Fisher Richard V.
Millard Wanda L.
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