Receiver dryer with bottom inlet
AssigneeParker-Hannifin Corporation
InventorsNeil J. McAllister, Cary Haramoto, William M. Mosher, Michael L. Ford, Tom C. Wilson
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AssigneeParker-Hannifin Corporation
InventorsNeil J. McAllister, Cary Haramoto, William M. Mosher, Michael L. Ford, Tom C. Wilson
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A receiver dryer includes a canister with a cylindrical sidewall, a lower end wall, and an open upper end. An inlet tube extends upwardly in the canister from an inlet port in the lower end wall. A desiccant tube assembly, comprising a pair of tubes, is received over the inlet tube, with the inlet tube being closely received in one of the tubes of the desiccant tube assembly. A lower baffle is formed unitary with the lower end of the desiccant tube assembly, and a lower filter pad is received over the desiccant tube assembly and against the lower baffle. Loose desiccant is then poured into the canister. An upper filter pad and upper baffle are received over the desiccant tube assembly. A pick-up tube, secured to an upper end cap, is then closely received in the other of the tubes of the desiccant tube assembly. The upper end cap is then secured to the upper end of the canister.
A receiver dryer, comprising:
A receiver dryer, comprising:
A receiver dryer, comprising:
A method for assembling a receiver/dryer, comprising the steps of:
A method for assembling a receiver/dryer, comprising the steps of:
A method for assembling a receiver dryer wherein the receiver dryer includes a canister having a longitudinally-extending cylindrical sidewall, a closure member secured to one end of said sidewall and an opening at another end of said sidewall;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.