Gas separation: apparatus – Magnetic separating means
Reexamination Certificate
2007-10-30
2007-10-30
Smith, Duane (Department: 1724)
Gas separation: apparatus
Magnetic separating means
C096S209000, C210S167030, C210S223000
Reexamination Certificate
active
10994441
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus separates liquid, gas and solid components of a mixture in an engine lubricating system. An inlet for receiving the mixture opens tangentially into a separation chamber and a gas outlet has an opening in a first end wall adjacent the inlet to allow gas to exit the separator. A fluid outlet is in an opposing second end wall and opens into a lubricant reservoir of the engine lubricating system. Both liquid and gas flow through the fluid outlet between the separator and the reservoir. A particle collector is provided adjacent the second end wall to receive solids that become separated from the mixture. A baffle may be provided to direct the separated liquid from the separator into the reservoir while allowing gas in the reservoir to flow into the separator.
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Kosteski Edward G.
Showalter Stephen
Eaton Corporation
Smith Duane
Theisen Douglas J.
Ūthoff, Jr. Karen H.
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