Retaining seal and supporting screen system for drum centrifuge

Liquid purification or separation – With repair or assembling means

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2103801, 210402, 210450, 277 25, 277184, 277185, 277205, 494 38, B01D 33067

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ABSTRACT:
A filter apparatus has a drum rotatable about an axis and having a foraminous outer wall with an inner surface, a support screen lying directly on the inner surface, a filter mesh lying directly on the support screen, and a protective screen lying on the filter mesh and holding same against the support screen. The support screen and mesh are held in place by a retaining seal having at least two lips defining at least one recess snugly receiving the edges of the support screen and mesh with one the lips between the support screen and the drum inner surface. The protective screen lies on the other lip of the seal and presses the seal against the surface of the drum while clamping the edges in the recess.

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