A separator device for removing particles from suspension in a fluid includes a housing having first and second apertures for ingress and egress of fluid into and out of the housing. A first separator chamber is disposed at one end of the housing. A second separator chamber is disposed at the other end of the housing. A central chamber is disposed between the first and second separator chambers. The first and second separator chambers are apertured for ingress and egress of fluid from the central chamber, and each contains obstruction means to slow the flow of fluid within the chamber.

An air cleaning apparatus with a moist filter is disclosed. More particularly, the present invention relates to an air cleaning apparatus with a moist filter, being operated such that: water stored in a bottom reservoir tank flows upward in a centrifugal manner; water molecules are finely cleaved in a microfine state and injected through multiple injection holes in the same centrifugal manner to become moist; under such conditions, water flowing into a rotational column, to which a centrifugal force is applied, is filtered while circulating a cycle wherein external air inflowing through air input holes formed below a moist layer is adhered to water molecules in the moist layer and drops down, thereby enabling ultrafine dust as well as fine dust to be filtered with high efficiency and excellent economic advantage.

An air cleaning apparatus with a moist filter is disclosed. More particularly, the present invention relates to an air cleaning apparatus with a moist filter, being operated such that: water stored in a bottom reservoir tank flows upward in a centrifugal manner; water molecules are finely cleaved in a microfine state and injected through multiple injection holes in the same centrifugal manner to become moist; under such conditions, water flowing into a rotational column, to which a centrifugal force is applied, is filtered while circulating a cycle wherein external air inflowing through air input holes formed below a moist layer is adhered to water molecules in the moist layer and drops down, thereby enabling ultrafine dust as well as fine dust to be filtered with high efficiency and excellent economic advantage.

The invention relates to a device for absorbing organic constituents in ambient air formed by a cooking appliance. The device comprises a first reservoir (10) containing a first liquid (12) comprising a lipophilic solution. The first reservoir comprises an air inlet (14) and an air outlet (16), the outlet communicating with a space (18) over the liquid. The device also comprises a system (20) for pumping the ambient air to the first reservoir through the inlet. The device also comprises a first system (24,26) to bubble the pumped ambient air in the first liquid (12), to generate an output air stream exiting the first reservoir via the outlet (16). The lipophilic solution (12) comprises a plant oil. This invention provides a low cost and safe air filtering device which is effective in removing organic matter such as cooking fumes.

Provided is a separate type bottle top filter device which includes: a first coupling body in which an internal space receiving a sample is provided therein, and a discharge port through which the sample is discharged is formed; a second coupling body removably coupled to a lower portion of the first coupling body, and having a discharge member for discharging the sample discharged through the first discharge port to one side; and a membrane filter installed between the first and second coupling bodies to filter a target substance included in the sample discharged by the discharge member.

A filter assembly for filtering a fluid used in an appliance for washing laundry or textile articles and including a filtering element including a filtering surface and enclosing an inlet chamber adapted to receive the fluid and including a first inlet chamber portion associated with a first filtering surface portion of the filtering surface, and a second inlet chamber portion associated with a second filtering surface portion of the filtering surface; a housing adapted to house the filtering element; an outlet chamber defined by a volume between the filtering element and the housing for receiving the filtered fluid resulting from the passage of the fluid from the inlet chamber through the filtering surface of the filtering element; an inlet in fluid connection with the first inlet chamber portion, through which fluid is supplied to the first inlet chamber portion; an outlet; a scraper device operable to rotate about a rotation axis to remove filtered contaminants from the first filtering surface portion during rotation of the scraper device, and to move the removed filtered contaminants away from the first inlet chamber portion; a collection region for collecting the removed filtered contaminants and moved away from the first inlet chamber portion; and a fluid connection device for selectively enabling and disabling a fluid connection between the first and second inlet chamber portions.

This disclosure relates to a laundry appliance having a cylindrical drum rotating about an axis, equipped with a clothes mover with a pressure-sensitive material. This material may comprise a blend of ceramic grinding beads and transition metal or lanthanide-stabilized zirconium materials coated with poly(2-ethylhexyl acrylate), which adheres to microplastics present in laundry items and water. The drum of the laundry appliance may include a curved portion and a rear wall portion, providing a receptacle for laundry processing, while the clothes mover captures microplastics during the laundry cycle.

A replaceable cartridge filtration assembly for a water dispenser that has a replaceable filter cartridge that can easily installed or removed by a technician or a user of the water dispenser. The replaceable filter cartridge has a handle with locking extensions that engage notches formed in the cartridge housing that the replaceable filter cartridge fits into to lock the replaceable filter cartridge in place.

A replaceable cartridge filtration assembly for a water dispenser that has a replaceable filter cartridge that can easily installed or removed by a technician or a user of the water dispenser. The replaceable filter cartridge has a handle with locking extensions that engage notches formed in the cartridge housing that the replaceable filter cartridge fits into to lock the replaceable filter cartridge in place.

The present disclosure provides a filter cartridge, a filtration system and a process for filtering and disinfecting water for medical and/or dental purposes. Filter cartridge (10) comprises: (a) a vessel (16) comprising a first cavity; (b) a filter media (18) having a second cavity, wherein said filter media is disposed in said vessel thereby forming a first compartment therebetween an outer surface of said filter media (18) and an inner surface of said vessel (16); (c) a disinfectant media disposed in said second cavity; (d) a first end cap (14) attached to a first end of said vessel (16), wherein said first end cap (14) is configured to form a first outlet (12).