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Somewhat akin to the capsule filter in operating principle, although very different in construction and operating conditions, are many of the filters used to remove contaminants from the flow of…

Similar in principle to the cartridge filter, by virtue of being used until full of collected solids and then cleaned or discarded, are the small in-line capsule filters, much used…

The sintered (thermally bonded) materials will normally be made into tubular shapes, by moulding or isostatic pressing, before sintering, and these shapes will be self-supporting, so there is no need…

The cartridges with thick media are intended to work by depth filtration, and their contaminant loading capacity is an important feature of their usability. Thick media will often be graded…

The thin media can be any material that may be produced in sheet form, but a flat sheet wrapped around the central core would not be a very efficient filter…

The cartridges consisting of a single piece of filter medium are made from a perforated cylindrical core, of metal or stiff plastic, onto which the material of the filter medium…

Several attempts have already been made in this Handbook to classify a type of filter, only for examples to be shown of filter types that cross the filter type classification…

There is much confusion over the precise meaning of the term 'candle filter, ' so let it be said that, in the present context, a candle filter is a process…

The filter pocket is just as its name implies: two rectangular sheets of filter medium, placed side-by-side, joined together at three edges, the fourth being open. Pockets are used almost…

One of the most common sights in a power station or processing plant is the large chamber filled with an array of filter bags, known in some industries as a…