Ion exchanger
AssigneeToyota Boshoku Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorJunko Ohira
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Abstract
An ion exchanger includes a housing, which includes an inlet and an outlet for a coolant and is open upwardly, and a cartridge mounted within the housing so as to be removable upwardly out of the housing. The cartridge includes a first case and a second case respectively located above and below the inlet and the outlet and capable of containing an ion exchange resin. The first case includes a first flow entrance, which is in fluid communication with the inlet of the housing, and a first flow exit, which is in fluid communication with the outlet of the housing. The second case includes a second flow entrance in fluid communication with the inlet of the housing and a second flow exit in fluid communication with the outlet of the housing.
Claims6
An ion exchanger comprising:
- a housing including an inlet and an outlet for a coolant, wherein the housing is open upwardly;
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- a cartridge mounted within the housing so as to be removable upwardly out of the housing, wherein the cartridge is capable of containing an ion exchange resin, wherein
- the ion exchanger is configured to remove ions from the coolant when the coolant flowing through the housing passes through the ion exchange resin contained in the cartridge,
- the cartridge includes a first case, which is located above the inlet and the outlet in the housing and is capable of containing the ion exchange resin, and a second case, which is located below the inlet and the outlet in the housing and is capable of containing the ion exchange resin,
- the first case includes a first flow entrance in fluid communication with the inlet of the housing to draw in the coolant, and a first flow exit in fluid communication with the outlet of the housing to discharge the coolant, and
- the second case includes a second flow entrance in fluid communication with the inlet of the housing to draw in the coolant, and a second flow exit in fluid communication with the outlet of the housing to discharge the coolant.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.