Patent classifications
B01D29/216
PERFORATED PIPE SYSTEM AND METHOD OF USE
An elongated shroud includes a perforated exterior surface, having rows of holes extending into an interior of the elongated shroud; each row of the have holes of a same width; and the width of the holes associated with each row decrease in each row out from a center row of holes.
PROCESSING OF COMPUTER LOG MESSAGES FOR VISUALIZATION AND RETRIEVAL
A method and system are provided for processing computer log messages for log visualization and log retrieval. The method includes collecting log messages from one or more computer system components, performing a log tokenization process on the log messages to generate tokens, transforming the tokens into log vectors associated with a metric space, performing dimensionality reduction on the metric space to project the metric space into a lower dimensional sub-space, storing similarity distances between respective pairs of the log vectors, and in response to receiving a query associated with a query log message for reducing operational inefficiencies of the one or more computer system components, employing the similarity distances to retrieve one or more similar log messages corresponding to the query log message for reducing the operational inefficiencies of the one or more computer system components.
YARN WITH MULTI-DIRECTIONAL LAYERED FIBERS
A multi-layered yarn, comprising: a central core fiber; an inner fiber wrapped about the central core fiber in an inner helical configuration; and an outer fiber wrapped about the central core fiber and over the inner fiber in an outer helical configuration that is oppositely oriented to the inner helical configuration, to form a protruding cross-hatch pattern having multiple indentations on the surface of the multi-layered yarn, thereby increasing the surface area of the multi-layered yarn.
Blood treatment filter device, priming method, and blood treatment method
To provide a blood treatment filter device capable of efficiently utilizing a blood treatment filter. A blood treatment filter device 20 has a filter sheet 26 through which a specific component among components forming blood is harder to pass than other components and a spacer sheet 27 through which the specific component is easier to pass than through the filter sheet 26. The filter sheet 26 has filter through-holes 39 disposed at intervals. The filter sheet 26 and the spacer sheet 27 are spirally wound in an overlapped state. The filter device 20 has seals 31 sealing both end portions in the longitudinal direction of a wound body 25 formed by the filter sheet 26 and the spacer sheet 27 which are spirally wound in a fluid-tight manner. The outer peripheral surface of the wound body 25 is formed by the filter sheet 26.
Filter System with a Filter Element
A filter system for filtering a fluid has at least one filter housing with a first housing part and a second housing part. The filter housing has at least one inlet and at least one outlet for the fluid. A fluid path extends between the at least one inlet and the at least one outlet. At least one filter element is arranged in the at least one filter housing in the fluid path. At least one damper element is provided that is completely or partially filled with the fluid at least after an initial filling. The at least one damper element is provided with a volume that, at least in operation of the filter system, is filled completely or partially with the fluid. The volume is separated from the fluid path.
FILTER DESIGN WITH INTERCHANGEABLE CORE COVER
In one example, a core cover includes an inner wall that defines a fluid passageway configured to communicate with an interior of a filter core when the core cover is engaged with the filter core. As well, the core cover includes an outer wall spaced apart from the inner wall, and a complementary structure located on the outer wall and configured to engage a corresponding complementary structure of a filter core. Finally, the core cover includes one or more indicia that indicate a flow rate, or range of flow rates, associated with the core cover.
FILTER CORE CONFIGURATION
In one example, a filter core includes a body with a generally cylindrical shape and a substantially hollow interior. The body includes a first annular wall disposed proximate a first end of the body, and a second annular wall disposed proximate a second end of the body such that the second annular wall is axially spaced apart from the first annular wall, and the second annular wall and the first annular wall extend toward each other. As well, the filter core includes a framework connected to the first annular wall and the second annular wall. The framework and the first and second annular walls cooperate with each other to define a group of openings, each of which communicates with the substantially hollow interior of the body, and the openings collectively define an open space of the filter core.
DEPTH FILTRATION MEDIA WITH MULTIPLE ORGANIC AND/OR INORGANIC MATERIALS
A method of making depth filtration media, such as for use in a depth filter, are described. The resulting depth filtration media includes a core tube having two or more different layers. The layers can be fibers, such as polymeric or inorganic fibers, wrapped layers of a filter material, or pleated and folded layers of a filter material.
HIGH REJECTION SPIRAL WOUND ELEMENTS WITH PROTECTIVE FEATURES
Printed spacer membrane elements offer the unique advantage of applying any pattern on the membrane surface to act as the feed spacer material. This is in contrast to conventional feed spacer mesh material that is uniform in thickness and density throughout the mesh. More open feed spaces can be utilized but may also result in higher stress concentration, and where the spacer material comes in contact with the opposing membrane leaf. This patent presents concepts for reducing the damage on membrane leaves by increasing the concentration of the print pattern near the center tube where the stress concentration on the membrane leaves is greatest, orienting the membrane sheets prior to rolling to minimize damage from slippage during rolling, moving the fold away from the first features to minimize leaks at the insertion point.