Filter element coalescer

Mechanical coalescers use filters or baffles to make droplets coalesce while electrostatic coalescers use DC or AC electric fields (or combinations). The coalescer element is provided with a pleated filtration section for the efficient removal of solids particles. Coalescers are designed for mist, fog, scale, and dust particles.

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Due to the filtration level achieved in the coalescer stage, Phase-LOK S Series cartridges rarely foul with solids and typically require replacement only every second or third coalescer change to a maximum service life of one year. PECOFacet CAA Model 5 coalescer cartridges offer the finest performance available.

The coalescer elements are normally constructed using a pre-filter stage to protect and enhance performance of the coalescer section. Filter Cross ReferenceKayMax® elements use the same fixed-pore media, manufacturing technology and patented process used in the world renowned Turbo-TOC® family of filter elements resulting in consistent removal efficiency across the entire operating range. The Allen Gas Coalescer Filter Element (GC) is employed as particulate filtration element in the filtration of process gases. IES is a dependable source of specialized, coalescing and filtration products. Coalescer and separator are used for liquid separation consists of the two steps.

Grainger to help eliminate mists, oil and particulates from compressed air lines. Dispersed micrometer-order droplets, which are too small for simple gravity-driven stratification, are captured by the ultrafine fibers in the this coalescer element and coalesce with other captured droplets as they move along the fibers, to from millimeter-size drops which readily undergo gravity-driven stratification immediatelyupon their emergency from the coalescer. Jul 6, 1999Priority dateThe priority date is an assumption and is not a legal conclusion.