Filter for oil containing adhesive contaminants
AssigneeHTI Filtration Corporation
InventorSteven C. Parker
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AssigneeHTI Filtration Corporation
InventorSteven C. Parker
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The present invention involves a filter element assembly (10), which is useful in removing undissolved adhesive bodies from oil. The assembly includes at least one cylindrical body 11 of principal filter medium for removing particulates from oil. Body 11 has an inlet end and an outlet end. A secondary filter medium 20 for removing undissolved adhesive bodies from the oil is located around the sides and across the inlet end of the principle medium (11). A flow affording spacer 926) is disposed between the sides and the inlet end of the principal medium (11). A preferred spacer (26) is a non-woven expandible mesh present in a partially expanded state and having elements (27,28) grouped in first and second sets in which the elements (27) in the first set are laid atop the elements (28) in the second set. A readily cleanable containment vessel (39) for the filter element assembly (10) includes a tubular body (41) which is releasably connectible in liquid tight relation to a bottom cover (44) for the body (41).
A filter element useful for removing particulate matter from a filterable liquid also containing undissolved adhesive and comprising a body of principle filter medium defined to remove particulates from liquid flowing in a selected direction therethrough, a secondary filter medium upstream of the principle filter medium defined to remove undissolved adhesive from liquid flowing therethrough, and flow affording spacer means separating the principle and secondary filter media.
A containment vessel for an elongate substantially cylindrical filter element comprising a tubular body having a selected inner diameter dimension to afford an annular space around a filter element disposed therein, an upwardly dished bottom cover for and separable from the tubular body, a top cover for and separable from the tubular body, and means for releasably coupling the body and the covers in liquid tight relation.
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