Device for removing oil and/or soot from a stream of air, gas and or vapor, particularly for use in combustion engines
OwnerAlice Schlattlinventor
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A device for the separating of oil and/or soot from a stream of air, gas and/or vapor, particularly for combustion engines, characterized by at least one drum which is arranged in a closed chamber and can be driven in rotation by a drive around a longitudinal axis or drum axis, the drum forming an inner space and a plurality of openings being provided in screen-like manner on a part of its wall which surrounds the axis of the drum and limits the inner space, through which openings the individual spaces formed by the inner space of the drum and the part of the chamber surrounding the drum are in communication, by at least one first connection debouching into on of the individual spaces for the feeding of the stream of air, gas and/or vapor, and by a second connection debouching into the other individual space for the discharge of a purified stream of air, gas and/or vapor and/or of a stream of air, gas and/or vapor which has been freed from oil and/or soot.
A device for removing oil or soot from a stream of gas or vapor, said device comprising:
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