Sediment indicator for liquid circulatory system

Details Sediment indicator for liquid circulatory system Sediment indicator for liquid circulatory system

1979-04-30

1981-06-02

Adee, John

Liquid purification or separation

With alarm, indicator, register, recorder, signal or...

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210167, B01D 2100

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042710162

ABSTRACT:
A sediment indicator for installation in a fluid flow line of a fluid circulatory system such as a liquid cooling system for an internal combustion engine to serve to give visual indication of when the fluid medium has become dirty and is in need of cleaning or replacement. The indicator includes the tubular open-ended member insertable in a fluid flow line of the circulatory system to provide a fluid passage that is in fluid communication with the flow of fluid in a system. The indicator includes a housing portion having a sediment depository or chamber open to the flow passage of the tubular member and in depending relationship to it. The housing is at least partially transparent to permit visual inspection of the chamber. Sediment entrained in the circulating fluid medium as it passes in the fluid passage of the tubular member drops under the influence of gravity into the chamber where it can be viewed from without the housing. Collection of a predetermined amount of sediment in the chamber is indicative that fluid medium needs to be cleaned or replaced.

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patent: 2708596 (1953-05-01), Weller
patent: 3188004 (1965-06-01), Falk
patent: 3360128 (1967-12-01), Federline

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