WO2004073831A1 - Axial depth filter - Google Patents
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- WO2004073831A1 WO2004073831A1 PCT/AU2004/000183 AU2004000183W WO2004073831A1 WO 2004073831 A1 WO2004073831 A1 WO 2004073831A1 AU 2004000183 W AU2004000183 W AU 2004000183W WO 2004073831 A1 WO2004073831 A1 WO 2004073831A1
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B01—PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
- B01D—SEPARATION
- B01D27/00—Cartridge filters of the throw-away type
- B01D27/04—Cartridge filters of the throw-away type with cartridges made of a piece of unitary material, e.g. filter paper
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B01—PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
- B01D—SEPARATION
- B01D27/00—Cartridge filters of the throw-away type
- B01D27/04—Cartridge filters of the throw-away type with cartridges made of a piece of unitary material, e.g. filter paper
- B01D27/06—Cartridge filters of the throw-away type with cartridges made of a piece of unitary material, e.g. filter paper with corrugated, folded or wound material
- B01D27/07—Cartridge filters of the throw-away type with cartridges made of a piece of unitary material, e.g. filter paper with corrugated, folded or wound material having a coaxial stream through the filtering element
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B01—PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
- B01D—SEPARATION
- B01D27/00—Cartridge filters of the throw-away type
- B01D27/08—Construction of the casing
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- This invention relates to improvements to filtering devices designed to extend the vivacity of all types of liquids such as Diesel and other motor fuels, motor oils, hydraulic fluids, paint thinners, specialty oils; such as essential oils and emulsions, organically grown oils et cetera by removing harmful substances from such liquids, including the removal of emulsified water commonly present in most oil based fluids.
- liquids such as Diesel and other motor fuels, motor oils, hydraulic fluids, paint thinners, specialty oils; such as essential oils and emulsions, organically grown oils et cetera by removing harmful substances from such liquids, including the removal of emulsified water commonly present in most oil based fluids.
- the AXIAL DEPTH FILTER puts forward an advanced method of filtering, removing a vast diversity from, to be filtered solutions. Despite its immense proficiency it is uniquely positioned environmentally. It is entirely self sufficient and does not rely on any type of propulsion or power and all of its component metal parts are recyclable.
- filtering devices and/or methods do improve the quality of the here addressed liquids but do so at a much lower grade than the Axial Depth Filter by not totally eliminating these potentially damaging elements and substances; including emulsified water.
- the AXIAL DEPTH FILTER is a multi purpose filtering device that will remove water and other impurities, which adversely affect otherwise typical performance and life span of machinery, during normal filtering operation before contaminants are introduced or re-circulated in machinery and ancillary systems.
- the AXIAL DEPTH FILTER is compact and the utilization of basic, relatively inexpensive components and, by employing a unique manufacturing method achieve unique function by design.
- the AXIAL DEPTH FILTER far exceeds the efficiency of presently available commercial devices, yet does this at very low initial price and at considerably reduced operating cost.
- the AXIAL DEPTH FILTER can be manufactured for, and used on, any type of engine, motor or machine driven equipment that normally benefits from the use of oil and/or fuel filters by improving the varying functions of such equipment and, at the same time, increasing the overall operational efficiency.
- the AXIAL DEPTH (Diesel OH / fuel) FILTER in practical use, will separate and remove free water from fuel and eliminate other impurities and contaminants.
- the filter is capable of separating water from fuel at ca. 40 PPM. The removal of other particle contaminants is lower than 1 micron.
- Fuel economy, power output and general engine efficiency is noticeably increased and exhaust emissions are substantially reduced extending fuel injector's life.
- Specific pressure and flow rates are dependant on the filter medium used in a particular filter but generally must not exceed 650KPA or equivalent to 18 liters of fuel flow per minute. Additional banking will be required if the pressure exceeds these limitations. All fittings are standard fittings. The period of useful operation of each filter is dependent on use and application such as fuel quality (water and contaminants). The typical life expectancy of a filter will be in the region of 30,000 liters.
- the basic AXIAL DEPTH (oil) FILTER unit consists of a shaped 'cylindrical seamless metal primary module' which can be manufactured to any given size depending on its application and purpose. It features an outlet connection fitting at the bottom of the unit and an inlet connection fitting at the top of the unit.
- AXIAL DEPTH (Hydraulic fluid) FILTER.
- the AXIAL DEPTH FILTER works broadly in the same manner as that described for a fuel filter with the difference that it assists to keep fluid acid levels at acceptable levels. This promotes system longevity by reducing equipment wear.
- the AXIAL DEPTH FILTER has its own pressure reduction system and can be fed from the most suitable pressure point of the hydraulic system. If the pressure is higher than 1000KPA a pressure reduction valve must be used but not lowered beyond 100KPA. unlike the fuel filter, the outlet is returned to the hydraulic fluid reservoir for recirculation. A typical filter change should take place after ca. every 500 hours of system operation. Manufactures oil analysis procedures must be adhere to and oil should be monitored and changed when indicated by such analysis.
- the AXIAL DEPTH (fuel) FILTER unit consists of a shaped 'cylindrical seamless metal primary module' which can be manufactured to any given size depending on its application and purpose. It features an inlet connection fitting at the lower half side of the unit and an outlet connection fitting at the top of the unit. A reusable-bleeding valve is positioned at the lowest point of the filter .An inspection glass bowl is available.
- the AXIAL DEPTH FILTER and its variants are maintenance free and are not re-usable. When a filter has reached its maximum operational life it must be disposed of and a new filter installed, however, the savings in fuel, machine operational performance, reduced emissions and other benefits far outweigh the basic cost of a filter.
- the actual AXIAL DEPTH (fuel) FILTER component is encased in a METAL HOUSING (Page C).
- This outer casing is formed from aluminum (metal spun) to precise specifications and can be made from other suitably strong material e.g. new generation industrial polymers.
- External service fittings are purpose positioned and vary dependent on the purpose to which a filter is put.
- the main fuel filter the INLET and locking disc (Page D fig. 10) and OUTLET (Page D f ⁇ g.3) are positioned differently to these of an oil filter.
- a PERFORATED LOCATION DISC (Page D fi .6) is positioned below the fuel outlet fitting (Page D fig. 3) and LOCKING RING (Fig. 1) encased in the SHAPING CONTROL DOME (Page D fig. 4) covering the top of the filter module.
- the centre CORE (Page D fig.17) is held in the outer casing surrounded by the FILTER ELEMENT (Page D fig.8).
- the filter element and core assembly are seated firmly on the lower rim inside the outer casing shore up by a PERFORATED LOCATION DISC (Page D fig.6).
- DISC SPACER (Page D fig.9) assembly.
- WATER SEPARATOR DISC Page D fig. 6a.
- the center core features CORE PLUGS (Page D fig.7) on both ends of the filter core to prevent fluid bypassing the filter.
- the WATER SEPARATOR ASSEMBLY (Page D fig.12) is positioned at the lowest point of the fuel filter casing ending with the Bleed VALVE (Fig. 13).
- Various smaller components such as O- rings, circlips and fittings complete the assembly.
- OIL FILTERS (Page A fig. 2 & E) have fewer components are do not require the Water Separator (illuminator) feature.
- Basic Components of the Water Catchment Bowl The WATER CATCHMENT BOWL assembly fits onto the bleed valve fitting at the lowest part of the fuel filter (Page D fig 11).
- the BOWL ASSEMBLY (Page F) shows the Bowl Location Plate (fig. 1) with a seal and threaded spigot .
- the Transparent Glass Inspection Bowl (fig. 3) is held in place by the Location Stem (fig. 4).
- the Location Stem has a number of orifices which permits the collection and disposal of accumulated water when the Bleed Valve (fig.5) is
- AXIAL DEPTH (oil) FILTER component is encased in a METAL HOUSING (Page E).
- This outer casing is also formed from aluminum (metal spun) to precise specifications and can be made from other suitably strong material e.g. new generation industrial polymers.
- the main oil filter INLET FITTING (Page E fig. 3) and OUTLET FITTING and locking disc (Page E fig.9) are positioned differently to these of an fuel filter.
- a PERFORATED LOCATION DISC (Page E fig.6) is positioned below the oil inlet fitting (Page E fig. 3) and LOCKING DISC (Page E fig. 1) encased in the
- SHAPING CONTROL DOME covering the top of the filter module.
- the FILTER CORE (Page E fig. ⁇ a) is held in the outer casing surrounded by the FILTER ELEMENT (Page E fig.8).
- the filter element and core assembly are seated firmly on the lower rim inside the outer casing shored up by a PERFORATED LOCATION DISC (Page E fig.6).
- the center core features CORE PLUGS (Page E fig.7) on both ends of the filter core to prevent oil bypassing the filter.
- Various smaller components such as O-rings, circlips and fittings complete the assembly.
- AXIAL DEPTH FILTER dimensions are dependent on filter demands and are relative to other mechanisms such as engine size, pressure, load and output. Diameters, height and weight will vary according to designs and fitting particular applications. Units from as small as a few centimeters across to large units with great capacity can be constructed.
- the AXIAL DEPTH FILTER can be manufactured to any specifications and any size depending on its final application. Materials used may vary depending on the final utilization and intention, i.e. AXIAL DEPTH FILTER used on land (Trucks and machinery) or at sea (boats and ships).
- the installation and use an AXIAL DEPTH FILTER is uncomplicated.
- the filter is designed to attach perpendicular, to any suitable flat, vertical surface.
- a specially designed filter clamp holder (Page A ) secures the filter firmly in an equipped position.
- These holding clamps or brackets are adapted to suit varying applications in case of vibration or difficulty in positioning.
- the AXIAL DEPTH FILTER can be fitted wherever sufficient, suitable space is available. After the filter is securely positioned, the various pipeline and pressure hose connection can be made.
- the length of the 'hose or pipe-line' depends on the AXIAL DEPTH Filter's designed purpose (distance between engine, fuel-tank, reservoir etc. and filter). In essence all hose connections vary considerably and are dependant upon use and application. A filter used on a semi trailer will need different connections, and pipe lengths, to that of a tractor or a motor yacht / boat.
- the AXIAL DEPTH FILTER module is commonly used as a secondary 'in-line' filter before the manufacturers primary filter. It can be installed on the pressure or vacuum side of the fuel supplies line.
- the AXIAL DEPTH FILTER are commonly fastened by the use of a filter strap assembly (Page A), or similar fastening method suitable for the intended application. If used on a truck, it may be positioned behind the driver's cab.
- the low point filter drain plug can be removed and reinstalled on the replacement AXIAL DEPTH FILTER.
- the filter outer casing can be made from several different metals or other suitable materials the method described herein is that for aluminum metal spinning.
- FIG. 1 Shows the AXIAL DEPTH (fuel) FILTER as it appears as a positioned unit including a separate mounting bracket.
- FIG. 2 Shows the AXIAL DEPTH (hydraulic oil) FILTER as it appears as a positioned unit including a separately available mounting bracket.
- Page B Shows an AXIAL DEPTH (oil) FILTER including Fiqs.1 to 6.
- Fig. 1 Oil Inlet
- Fig. 4 Perforated DISC
- Page C Shows an AXIAL DEPTH (fuel) FILTER including Fiqs.1 to 8.
- Page D Shows an exploded view of the inner components of a complete AXJAL DEPTH (fuel) FILTER including Figs. 1 to 12.
- Fig. 6a Water separator disc
- FIG. 1 Shows a schematic view of an AXIAL DEPTH (oil) FILTER.
- FIG. 2 Shows a schematic view of an AXIAL DEPTH (fuel) FILTER.
- Page H Shows a side view of an AXIAL DEPTH FILTER illustrating the upright extended, residual metal and the spinning progression of the final metal forming of the upper part of the casing over the shaping control dome into a finished seamless outer envelope, or casing including Figs. 1 to 3.
- Fig. 1 Yet to be formed metal casing
- Fig. 2 Shaping Dome complete with fitting
- Fig. 3 Seat for Shaping Dome
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