Filtering system
12246273 ยท 2025-03-11
Inventors
Cpc classification
B01D29/117
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
B01D29/668
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
B01D2201/287
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
B01D29/908
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
B01D24/10
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
B01D24/4631
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
C02F2103/42
CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
Y02A20/152
GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
B01D36/001
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
International classification
B01D29/11
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
B01D29/60
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
B01D29/66
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
Abstract
Disclosed is a filtering system used in any pool filtrations, filtration of taps or building entrance hot and cold use water, filtration of city water before osmosis filtering devices, filtration of heating and cooling mechanical plant systems, and filtration of cooling water in hydro-electric power plants. The system provides for forming a vortex inside a filter by directing and increasing speed of filtered liquid and thus providing decreasing pressure on the filter surface and collection of filtered particulates in a particulate accumulation chamber. The system also provides for automatic cleaning of the filter by reverse flushing, without the need for dismantling, by differential pressure sensors based on rate of contamination.
Claims
1. A filtering system comprising: a filter chamber having a vertical orientation; a filter positioned in a diametric center of said filter chamber, said filter adapted to filter particulates; a particulate accumulation chamber positioned below said filter, said particulate accumulation chamber adapted to accumulate the particulates filtered by said filter; an inlet line extending vertically in said filter chamber and extending along the diametric center of said filter chamber, said inlet line adapted to flow water to be filtered toward said filter; a vortex cap positioned at an upper end of said inlet line, said vortex cap having a water outlet, wherein said inlet line is adapted to form a vortex by causing water to hit said vortex cap such that the water enters the filtering system at a center of said filter, the water flowing from upwardly within said filter and passing through said filter and filling said filter chamber from downwardly to upwardly; an outlet line connected to said filter chamber and adapted to allow filtered water to be discharged from said filter chamber after the water to be filtered passes through said filter; a first valve connected to said inlet line and to said outlet line, said first valve adapted to control a flow of the water to be filtered into said filter chamber through said inlet line and to control a flow of the filtered water from said filter chamber through said outlet line; a flushing water inlet connected to said filter chamber; a flushing water outlet positioned at a lower end of said particulate accumulation chamber; a second valve connected to said flushing water inlet and to said flushing water outlet, said second valve adapted to control a flow of a flushing water from said filter chamber and to control the flow of the flushing water to said particulate accumulation chamber; a differential pressure sensor positioned on said inlet line and on said outlet line, said differential pressure sensor controlling said first valve and said second valve relative to a pressure sensed by said differential pressure sensor; an automatic air discharge device connected to said filter chamber and adapted to discharge air from within said filter chamber; and a foot positioned below said filter chamber, said foot supporting said filter chamber in the vertical orientation.
Description
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
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DESCRIPTION OF PART REFERENCES
(2) 10. Filter chamber 11. Flushing water inlet 20. Filter 30. Particulate accumulation chamber 31. Flushing water outlet 40. Inlet line 50. Vortex cap 60. Outlet line 70. Engine valve 80. Differential pressure sensor 90. Automatic air discharge device 100. Foot
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
(3) In this detailed description, the preferred alternatives of filtering system being subject of the invention have been described in a manner not forming any restrictive effect and only for purpose of better understanding of the matter.
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(5) Filter chamber (10) forming main embodiment of the filtering system is located on a foot (100) in vertical axis. Filter chamber (10) has flushing water inlet (11).
(6) Filer chamber (10) centre has a filter (20) providing filtration of particulates.
(7) A particulate accumulation chamber (30) providing accumulation of filtered particulates and having a flush water outlet (31) at the lower and is located under the filter (20). The flush water outlet (31) provides exit from particulate accumulation chamber (30), of water entering through flush water inlet (11) on the filter chamber (10) in order to provide reverse flush of particulate accumulation chamber (30).
(8) Inlet line (40) providing inlet of water to be filtered in the use area of filtering system, is located vertical position to filter (20) centre. Vortex cap (50) is provided on the end provided inside filter (20) of inlet line (40) providing entrance of water to be filtered into the system. Vortex cap (50) provides flow of water from inlet line (40) downward inside the filter (20).
(9) Outlet line (60) is connected to filter chamber (10) in order to provide exit of filtered water from system through filter (20).
(10) Engine valve (70) is connected to flushing water inlet (11) on filter chamber (10) and flush water outlet (31) on lower end of particulate accumulation chamber (30) to provide control of inlet-outlet of flush water in the system and also onto water inlet line (40) and outlet line (60) to provide control of inlet and outlet of water to be filtered in the system.
(11) Differential pressure sensor (80) is connected to measure pressure of system onto inlet line (40) and outlet line (60) to provide turning on/off of engine valves (70) in order to provide flushing of filter (20) and particulate accumulation chamber (30) by reverse flushing and provide display of pollution rate of the filter (20).
(12) Filter chamber (10) is connected to automatic air discharge device (90) providing discharge of air therein.
(13) Working principle of filtering system of the invention is as follow;
(14) Engine valve (70) connected to water inlet line (40) and outlet line (60) is in open position during water flowing in the filtering system. Water entering through inlet line (40) hits the vortex cap (50) on end of water inlet line (40) and flows downward inside the filter (20). During downward flowing of the water inside filter (20), vortex occurs inside filter (20) depending on flow rate of water and filling of water into filter chamber (10) from down to upwards is provided by means of providing flow of water through filter (20) by reducing pressure on filter (20) surface.
(15) The particulates remaining inside the filter (20) during filling of water into filter chamber (10) after passing through filter (20) moves towards particulate accumulation chamber (30) and accumulate in the particulate accumulation chamber (30). Filtered water exits through exit line (60) connected to filter chamber (10).
(16) After use of filtering system for a fixed time period, pressure in the system is measured by differential pressure sensors (80) on inlet line (40) and outlet line (60) as per pollution of filter (20). When pollution level of the filter (20) reaches a fixed level, differential pressure sensors (80) shut down the engine valves (70) connected to inlet line (40) and outlet line (60). Then they open engine valves (70) located on flush water inlet (11) and flush water outlet (31). Reverse flushing is performed by water entering through flush water inlet (11) and exiting from flush water outlet (31) on lower end of particulate accumulation chamber (30). Flush water is discharged from flush water outlet (31) together with the particulates in the particulate accumulation chamber (30) and thus filtering system is cleaned.
(17) Air forming in the system during cleaning operation is discharged through automatic air discharge device (90).