KR20120026713A - Filter housing unit - Google Patents
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Abstract
Fluid supplied from the fluid supply pipe moves inside the filter housing connected continuously along the fluid supply passage formed in the filter housing, passes through the filter cartridge inside each filter housing, and the fluid passing through the filter cartridge passes through the filter housing. Continuous filter housing, characterized in that the moving to the fluid discharge pipe by moving the inside of the filter housing connected continuously along the fluid discharge passage formed in the need for a separate space in the upper direction for moving the filter housing when the cartridge is replaced It does not need to be connected to the installation of the plurality of filter housings, and provides a filter housing that does not require the pipe for air discharge.
Description
In order to produce LCD, PDP, OLED, and PCB products, various processes such as cleaning, etching, and peeling are required, and most of the facilities for processing these processes use processing liquids.
The treatment liquid is used in a facility by installing a reservoir for storing the treatment liquid inside the equipment and spraying the object with a pump. The treatment liquid once supplied to the reservoir can handle a predetermined time or a predetermined number of objects. Continue to cycle until used. That is, the sprayed treatment liquid is recovered to the storage tank and the recovered treatment liquid is sprayed again. Since the processing liquid used in this circulation is contaminated with time, it is necessary to remove the contaminants using a filter before spraying the processing liquid pressurized by the pump.
The installed filter cartridge is used to replace the filter cartridge when the end of life due to use for a certain time or contaminants, and the filter housing is also adopted to replace the cartridge essentially.
Generally, the filter consists of a filter housing and a cartridge. The filter housing may be used repeatedly as a part in which the cartridge is mounted. The filter cartridge is a part in which contaminants contained in the flowing fluid are filtered.
As shown in FIG. 8, the
When applied in actual equipment, only one filter housing may be used but generally two or more are installed. When a plurality of filter housings are installed, connection pipes may be installed as shown in FIG. 5 to simultaneously use the filter housings. As shown in the figure, when connecting piping is used, the required space is rapidly increased depending on the number of filter housings to be connected, and various pipe materials are consumed to increase the cost of manufacturing the equipment.
As described above, the conventional cartridge
That is, in order for the operator to detach the cartridge from the housing-
Due to these factors, in order to separate the housing-cup, there must be no obstacle in a certain space in the direction in which the filter housing is installed. Of course, if the filter housing is installed upside down there should be no obstruction in the downward direction.
In addition, in the case of piping in order to connect the filter housings in parallel, a separate space and material for the connection of the pipes are required, which acts as a factor that increases the cost and limits the design of the equipment.
In addition, as shown in FIG. 6, an air discharge pipe is required on the upper part of the filter housing in which the essential items are installed in using the conventional filter housing. These air exhaust pipes are necessary for each filter housing, which is cumbersome to manufacture and causes an increase in equipment manufacturing costs.
Thus, the conventional filter housing has a lot of difficulties in the installation and use of space constraints and the design and manufacture of the equipment, even after the equipment is installed in the field has a difficulty for the user to replace the cartridge.
Continuous filter housing 100 according to the present invention
The
The
The second filter housing 102, the
The continuous filter housing provides a filter housing that does not require external piping because the fluid moves to a passage formed therein.
On the side of each filter housing body, there is a hole (900) formed for replacing the filter cartridge (C) and a cover (COVER) 300 for hole blocking, so that the cartridge can be replaced without removing the housing-cup. .
In the filter housing 100 according to the present invention, since the
The filter housing according to the present invention does not require a separate space in the upper direction for moving the filter housing when the cartridge is replaced, does not require a connection pipe in installing a plurality of filter housings, filters that do not require an air discharge pipe Provide a housing.
1 is an external view of a continuous filter housing.
FIG. 2: Assembly cross section and fluid flow diagram of a continuous filter housing.
3; Filter housing with cartridge replacement cover removed.
Figure 4: Example of removing and replacing the cartridge
Figure 5 shows the connection piping in installing a conventional filter housing.
6 shows the piping for air drain and fluid drain required in using a conventional filter housing.
7 is an external view when the filter housing according to the present invention is used as a 5 continuous filter housing or a 2 continuous filter housing.
8: Conventional filter housing configuration.
9 is an external view of a fluid supply pipe and a fluid discharge pipe installed in different filter housings.
Continuous filter housing 100 according to the present invention
The
The
The second filter housing 102, the
In the above description, the first filter housing may be referred to as an upstream filter housing adjacent to the second filter housing, and the second filter housing may be referred to as an adjacent downstream filter housing of the first filter housing, and the second filter housing may be referred to as a third filter housing. It may be said to be an adjacent upstream filter housing, and the third filter housing may be called an adjacent downstream filter housing of the second filter housing. That is, the upstream filter housing may be referred to as a filter housing for supplying contaminated fluid or inflow of filtered fluid, and the downstream filter housing may be referred to as a filter housing for receiving contaminated fluid or discharging the filtered fluid.
The first filter housing 101
The first fluid supply block 150 having the
The second filter housing 102
A second fluid supply having a
The third filter housing 103
The third fluid supply block 350, which is connected to the second filter housing 102 and has a
The filter housing that does not require connection piping will be described in more detail as follows.
The fluid supplied through the
The fluid moved to the first body 160 passes through the filter cartridge C connected to the first fluid discharge block 170, and then moves to the
The fluid moved to the second
In addition, the fluid supplied to the second fluid supply block moves to the second body part 260 along the
The fluid moved to the third fluid supply block 350 moves to the third main body 360 along the
As described above, the fluid moves to a passage formed inside the continuous filter housing, thereby providing a filter housing that does not require external piping.
As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 3, a hole (900) formed on the side of each filter housing body part for replacing the filter cartridge (C), a cover (300) and a packing (packing) for hole blocking ( 310) there is.
Holes and covers are sufficient for minimal space to remove and insert cartridges. Of course, the shape of the hole can be configured in a variety of shapes, such as square, round.
The most important thing is that the hole and cover are free of leaks (a small amount of fluid flows due to poor connection), and generally seals using O-rings, packings and screws or clamps. do. In the present invention, as shown in Figure 1, 2 shows an example of sealing using a packing and a screw.
The main body may be formed in various forms such as a square pillar, a cylinder, and the like in consideration of the shape and sealing performance of the hole and the cover.
Referring to the filter housing that can replace the cartridge without moving the housing in detail as follows.
The cartridge can remove the cartridge C at the end of its life through the
The order of removal and the method are the same as in Fig. 4 a)-> b)-> c)-> d). In step a), the
Inserting the cartridge can proceed in the reverse order of the above description.
In addition, the filter housing according to the present invention provides a filter housing without an air discharge pipe.
Conventional filter housings have a structure in which fluid flows into the lower part of the filter housing and discharges downward, so that the function of the filter can be normally used only when the cartridge is completely submerged in the fluid. The liquid level of the fluid does not rise to the top of the.
In the continuous filter housing 100 according to the present invention, since the
In the continuous filter housing according to the present invention
Adjacent fluid supply blocks or fluid discharge blocks are preferably in contact with each other, and can be sealed using a packing 800 between the contacting surfaces as shown in FIG. 2.
It is, of course, possible to manufacture a single piece using a mold, which is also a kind of contact with each other. As another example, it is possible to use a pipe or a connector through which a fluid can flow without contacting adjacent fluid blocks, but this is also a variation of the contact of adjacent fluid blocks with each other.
In this submission, three consecutive filter housings are described as an example, but the filter housings according to the present invention can be continuously installed adjacent to each other, and the quantity of filter housings continuously installed can be freely configured. That is, as shown in FIG. 7, it is possible to produce a plurality of filter housings as desired by a user, such as five consecutive or two continuous filter housings.
Continuous filter housing according to the present invention can be installed having a vertical, horizontal or a predetermined angle, the position of the fluid supply block and the fluid discharge block can also be installed freely. For example, in a vertical installation, the fluid supply block is not necessarily located at the bottom but the fluid supply block is located at the top and the fluid discharge block is located at the bottom.
The fluid supply pipe or the fluid discharge pipe of the filter housing according to the present invention may be changed in various positions. As shown in FIG. 9, the positions of the fluid supply pipe and the fluid discharge pipe may be installed in different filter housings. The fluid supply pipe may be installed at the front of the filter housing, and the fluid discharge pipe may be installed at the rear of the filter housing. The quantity of fluid piping may also vary. The fluid supply pipe and the fluid discharge pipe may be configured in plural numbers. Of course, the number of filter cartridges installed in the filter housing may also be plural, depending on the size of the filter housing.
100: continuous filter housing according to the present invention.
101: first filter housing.
102: second filter housing.
103: third filter housing.
200: fluid supply pipe connection.
250: Fluid discharge pipe connection part.
150: first filter housing fluid supply block.
160: a first filter housing body part.
170: First filter housing fluid discharge block.
250: Second filter housing fluid supply block.
260: Second filter housing body portion.
270: Second filter housing fluid discharge block.
350: Third filter housing fluid supply block.
360: third filter housing body portion.
370: Third filter housing fluid discharge block.
300: Cover of each main body part.
310: Packing of each main body cover.
900: a hole for replacing a cartridge formed in each body portion.
110, 110-1, 111, 112, 120, 122, 210, 211, 212, 220, 222, 310, 311, 320: fluid passages.
C: filter cartridge.
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Fluid supplied from the fluid supply pipe moves inside the filter housing connected continuously along the fluid supply passage formed in the filter housing, passes through the filter cartridge inside each filter housing, and the fluid passing through the filter cartridge passes through the filter housing. Continuous filter housing, characterized in that to move to the fluid discharge pipe by moving the interior of the filter housing connected continuously along the fluid discharge movement passage formed in the.
The fluid supply pipe 200, the fluid discharge pipe 250, the fluid supply passage 210 and the fluid discharge passage 220 of the second filter housing 102 are connected, and the contaminated fluid is supplied to the main body 160. Contaminants are removed and discharged through the filter cartridge (C) installed in the filter cartridge, the contaminated fluid is supplied to the adjacent second filter housing 102, and the fluid supplied from the second filter housing is supplied to the fluid discharge pipe 250. A first filter housing 101 for discharging,
The fluid supply passage 112 and the fluid discharge passage 122 of the first filter housing 101 are connected, the third filter housing 103 and the fluid supply passage 310 and the fluid discharge passage 320 are connected, Contaminant fluid supplied from the first filter housing 101 is supplied to the body unit 260 to remove contaminants and is discharged, and contaminant fluid supplied from the first filter housing 101 is supplied to the third filter housing 103. And a second filter housing 102 for discharging the filtered fluid supplied from the main body 260 and the third filter housing 103 to the first filter housing 101.
The second filter housing 102, the fluid supply passage 212, and the fluid discharge passage 222 are connected, and the pollutant fluid supplied from the second filter housing is supplied to the main body 360 to remove the contaminants and the second filter. A filter housing including a third filter housing (103) for discharging to a housing, a continuous filter housing in which a plurality of filter housings are continuously connected.
A fluid supply block having a passage for supplying the supplied fluid to an adjacent downstream filter housing, a filter cartridge located inside the body portion is connected, and a downstream filter housing adjacent to a passage through which the fluid passing through the filter cartridge can move to the fluid discharge pipe. And a fluid discharge block to which the fluid discharge pipe and the fluid supply pipe are connected while having a passage through which the fluid to be supplied is moved, and a filter cartridge is disposed therein, and a body part in which a hole and a cover for cartridge replacement are installed. housing.
A fluid supply block having a passage connected to an adjacent upstream filter housing and supplying the supplied fluid to the main body portion, and a passage for supplying an adjacent downstream filter housing, a filter cartridge located inside the main body portion is connected, and the filtered fluid is connected to the upstream filter housing. A fluid discharge block having a movable passage and a passage through which the fluid supplied from the downstream filter housing moves to the upstream filter housing; a passage in which the filter cartridge is located and the fluid supplied from the fluid supply block moves to the fluid discharge block. A filter housing comprising: a main body portion provided and having a hole and a cover for cartridge replacement.
A fluid supply block having a passage connected to the upstream filter housing and supplying the supplied fluid to the body portion, a fluid discharge block having a passage to which the filter cartridge located inside the body portion is connected and the filtered fluid can move to the upstream filter housing; And a main body having a filter cartridge located therein and providing a passage through which the fluid supplied from the fluid supply block moves to the fluid discharge block, and having a hole and a cover for replacing the cartridge.
The filter housing is a continuous filter housing, characterized in that the filter cartridge is installed in the singular or plural.
A continuous filter housing, wherein the fluid discharge pipe connection part is located at the upper end of the filter housing so that an air discharge pipe is not required.
The filter housing is a continuous filter housing, characterized in that the packing is installed on the contact surface between the filter housing.
The filter housing is a continuous filter housing, characterized in that the fluid supply pipe and the fluid discharge pipe are installed in different filter housing positions.
The filter housing is a continuous filter housing, characterized in that it has a plurality of fluid supply pipe, the fluid discharge pipe.
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