Suction strainer
AssigneeYamashin-Filter Corp.
InventorsYouichi NODOMI, Nobuyuki KITAJIMA, Hideo NAKAOKA
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Abstract
A suction strainer provided in a tank in which oil is stored includes a filtration section having a tubular shape formed by bending a thin plate into a pleated shape, a first end member and a second end member covering respective both ends of the filtration section, and a float provided on the first end member. The filtration section is provided along a horizontal direction. A tubular portion has an air vent hole having one end opening to a first hole and the other end opening to the inside of the tank. The float is provided to be movable between a position where the air vent hole is closed and a position where the air vent hole is opened.
Claims8
A suction strainer provided in a tank in which oil is stored, the suction strainer, comprising:
- a filtration section having a tubular shape formed by bending a thin plate into a pleated shape;
- a first end member and a second end member covering respective both ends of the filtration section;
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- a float provided on the first end member, wherein
- the filtration section is provided along a horizontal direction,
- the first end member includes a plate-shaped first mounting portion provided on a side surface of the tank, a second mounting portion in which the filtration section is provided, a tubular portion having a tubular shape provided between the first mounting portion and the second mounting portion, and a first hole that communicates a hollow portion of the filtration section with an outside of the tank,
- the tubular portion, the second mounting portion, the filtration section, and the second end member are provided inside the tank,
- the tubular portion has an air vent hole having one end opening to the first hole and the other end opening to the inside of the tank, and
- the float is movable between a position where the air vent hole is closed and a position where the air vent hole is opened.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.