Cyclone filter
AssigneeRavands Controls LLP
InventorDamodara Naidu, D.
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Abstract
A cyclone filter for separating heavy particles from water or any other liquid including a head to introduce the liquid into the filter, causing the liquid to swirl enhanced by an internal shape of head and flow of liquid takes turn around vertex pipe, the liquid containing solid foreign matter, a vertical vertex pipe to lead clean water out of the filter, a vane to separate head from separation chamber, a hollow cylindrical separation chamber where particles of more mass will be pushed away from the central axis and towards the wall due to increased flowrate and swirling action, a collection tank to collect the dropped particles, where the vane includes curved surfaces with substantially elliptical pathways perpendicular the vertex pipe that enhance the velocity of flow and its swirling action.
Claims9
A cyclone filter for separating heavy solid particles from a liquid, comprising:
- an inlet to introduce the liquid containing the heavy solid particles into the cyclone filter;
- a head (1) having an internal shape such that the head aids the liquid to follow a circular path within the head (1);
- a vertex pipe (3) having an outlet to lead clean water out of the cyclone filter;
- such that the internal shape of the head enhances swirl of the liquid around the vertex pipe (3);
- a vane (2) to separate the head (1) from a hollow cylindrical separation chamber (4);
- such that the heavy solid particles of more mass are pushed away from a central axis and towards a wall due to increased flowrate and swirling action;
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- a collection tank (6) to collect the separated heavy solid particles;
- wherein the vane (2) comprises curved surfaces with substantially elliptical pathways perpendicular the vertex pipe (3) that further enhances velocity of flow and the swirling action, and the vane has an elliptical cross section to provide less pressure variation in total system so that the total system is under less vibration during working.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.