Separator for liquids, in particular condensate, from liquid-loaded compressed gases
AssigneeParker Hannifin Manufacturing Germany GmbH & Co. KG
InventorAlexandros Zachos
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Abstract
A separator for liquids, in particular condensate, from liquid-loaded compressed gases-generally serves, by coarse separation of condensate from the compressed gases, to protect downstream prefilters of cold dryers or adsorption dryers against overload due to condensate. In the separator of the invention, in a pot-shaped housing, a separator element in the form of a hollow cylinder is arranged, which consists of a multiplicity of flow chicanes formed from guiding bodies and impact bodies. The moisture-loaded gases are passed from the interior of the hollow cylinder to the exterior via these flow chicanes, condensate separating off on the chicanes and collecting in the collecting space.
Claims4
A separator for liquids from liquid-laden compressed gases, in which a separator element is arranged in a pot-shaped housing with a collecting space, located at the bottom of the housing, for the separated liquid and a head piece, formed as lid with a gas inlet pipe and a gas outlet pipe, wherein the separator element is formed as a hollow cylinder closed at the bottom by a base cap, which is located at a distance from a wall of the housing and at the top with an adapter cap is connected to a discharge opening of the gas inlet pipe, and that a wall of the hollow cylinder of the separator element has a plurality of profile strips, arranged on concentric cylinders of different sizes and with a gap between one another and parallel to the hollow cylinder axis, which as guiding and impact bodies form flow chicanes for the liquid-laden compressed gases, which are introduced from the gas inlet pipe via the adapter cap into an interior of the separator element and from here are guided in a radial direction to the outside by means of the flow chicanes into a space between the wall of the housing and the separator element.
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