Filter assembly for gas analyzer
AssigneeAndros Incorporated
InventorGeorge K. Parnoff
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AssigneeAndros Incorporated
InventorGeorge K. Parnoff
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This invention is a filter assembly for preparing gases for an exhaust gas analyzer. A single housing includes at least three filter cavities, an inlet passage and two outlet passages. A coarse filter for filtering particlate matter and for condensate condensation is disposed in the first filter cavity. Condensate from the first cavity drains into the second filter cavity which has disposed therein a fine filter for filtering condensate. An outlet passage is connected to the second filter cavity for withdrawal of the condensate. A fine filter for filtering the exhaust gas is disposable in the third filter cavity which is coupled to the first filter cavity. A second outlet passage connects the third filter cavity to a pump for removal of the gas to be analyzed. The present invention thus provides a multiple filter assembly in a single housing with large fine filter area, minimal void volume, minimal interconnections, and convenient access to the individual filters. This achieves precise filtration of gases for analysis, allows low pump flow rates which save costs, lowers system stress, and reduces response time, minimizes leak potential, saves labor and equipment costs, and protects filters and peripheral equipment.
A filter assembly for a gas analyzer comprising:
A filter assembly for an exhaust gas analyzer comprising:
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