Patent classifications
B01D27/14
CLOSED LOOP FILTRATION SYSTEM FOR MICROPLASTIC POLLUTION
A closed loop system for and method of capture, recycling, and safe disposal of microplastics, applied to residential and commercial textile washing and drying machine devices is proposed. The closed loop system allows for effective capture, processing and recycling, or safe disposal of microplastic material. The system employs an easy-to-use filter design, optimized to capture microplastics within the device or through air or water discharge lines, followed by post-processing of filter devices where the captured microplastic residue is physically or chemically processed for either recycling the captured microplastic residue into new filters or new products, or alternatively the captured microplastic residue can be locked into a safe matrix for disposal, wherein leaching from landfills into the environment is minimized or eliminated.
Device and method for industrial cultivation of cells
A compact, high-yield, bio-reactor for use as small, medium and large-scale production unit for hosting and culturing of stem cells or living cells or micro organism and producing by multiplication or expression one or more biologic compounds for medical and biological applications.
Device and method for industrial cultivation of cells
A compact, high-yield, bio-reactor for use as small, medium and large-scale production unit for hosting and culturing of stem cells or living cells or micro organism and producing by multiplication or expression one or more biologic compounds for medical and biological applications.
Replaceable filter elements including plural filter media and related filtration systems, techniques and methods
One embodiment is a filter element including an outer filter media and an inner filter media. The outer filter media is operable to remove particulates present in a flow of fluid and/or coalesce water contained in the flow of fluid. The inner filter media is operable to remove particulates from the flow of fluid, separate water form the flow of fluid, and remove particulates from the flow of fluid. Other embodiments include unique apparatus, devices, systems, and methods relating to fuel filters and filtration. Further embodiments, forms, objects, features, advantages, aspects, and benefits of the present application shall become apparent from the detailed description and figures included herewith.
Filtration system
A filtration system comprising a plurality of filters, in particular oil or fuel filters, a first operating element movable from a default position to a least one isolating position for isolating at one filter of a first group of filters from the filtration system and a second operating element movable from a default position to a least one isolating position for isolating at least one filter of a second group of filters from the filtration system. The filtration system comprises a mechanical blocking mechanism that is actuated by a movement of the first operating element out of its default position to block the second operating element in its default position and actuated by a movement of the second operating element out of its default position to block the first operating element in its default position.
SPIN-ON FLUID TREATMENT DEVICE AND METHODS
The disclosure pertains to a spin-on fluid treatment device, including a treatment medium disposed within a housing, a top surface having an internally threaded bore and an outlet tube at least partially disposed inside said threaded bore in a concentric position. The outlet tube can have an externally oriented sealing portion for engaging with a complementary element of an inlet spud of an entity that receives said treated fluids. The outlet tube can be configured as an alignment feature to guide the treatment device onto the inlet spud during installation. The outlet tube can be configured with both an externally oriented sealing portion and an alignment feature. The disclosure also pertains to a system comprising a machine having a treatment device head and a spin-on fluid treatment device, a kit, a spin-on fluid filter cartridge, and a method of mounting a spin-on filter cartridge onto a filter head.
QUICK OIL CHANGE FILTER AND ASSEMBLY
An internal combustion engine includes a blower housing and a filtration system positioned in a path of cooling air from the blower housing. The filtration system includes a filter housing comprising a base that defines a series of radially extending fins extending circumferentially around the base, and a filter cartridge defining a longitudinal axis and being removably arranged within the filter housing. The base includes a drain and a channel formed radially between a first raised surface and a second raised surface, and the drain is in fluid communication with the channel. The filter cartridge includes a bottom endplate in engagement with both the first raised surface and the second raised surface so that fluid flow is inhibited through the channel and to the drain, and a filter media extending axially from the bottom endplate.
Transmission oil filter comprising a melt blown layer at the downstream side
A transmission oil filter has a filtration layer of fiberglass medium and, downstream of the filtration layer, a melt blown layer applied to the filtration layer for preventing or reducing introduction of fiberglass into the liquid to be filtered. The filtration layer of fiber glass medium has two faces and a spunbond layer is attached for improved handling of the filtration layer of fiberglass medium to at least one of the two faces.
Transmission oil filter comprising a melt blown layer at the downstream side
A transmission oil filter has a filtration layer of fiberglass medium and, downstream of the filtration layer, a melt blown layer applied to the filtration layer for preventing or reducing introduction of fiberglass into the liquid to be filtered. The filtration layer of fiber glass medium has two faces and a spunbond layer is attached for improved handling of the filtration layer of fiberglass medium to at least one of the two faces.
PARALLEL FLOW CHANNEL TYPE FILTER CARTRIDGE
A parallel flow channel type filter cartridge includes a filter portion which includes a plurality of filter bodies and a plurality of filter housings corresponding to the plurality of filter bodies and independently accommodating the respective filter bodies and a cartridge header in which a top is formed in a structure in which a tap water pipe surrounds a perimeter of a purified water pipe, a plurality of filter accommodating pipes coupled with top ends of the plurality of filter housings which form the filter portion to seal an inside of the filter portion are formed at a bottom, and a parallel structure type flow channel which allows tap water to flow into the plurality of filter accommodating pipes at the same time and then allows the water purified while passing through the plurality of filter bodies to be discharged through the purified water pipe is formed therein.