High Precision Industrial Cartridge Filters / Metal Stainle

High Precision Industrial Cartridge Filters / Metal Stainless Steel Housing Filter

Quick Detail:

Cartridge filters are used for removing fine contaminant from liquid flows.

Multiple (generally 10-200) high surface area cartridges are installed in single vessel.

Cartridges are 'pleated' to give high filtration or wound for high temperature or chemical compatibility.

Flow from outside-to-in with contaminant trapped on the outside surface of the cartridges.

Available in many levels of filtration, pressure classes and materials.

Description:

1, Carbon steel ,SS304 or 314 available

2, CE and ISO9001 approved

3, all types of flange connection available

• Water, steam, and oil as suitable medium
• Size: DN15-DN600 (1/2 to 24 inches)
• Nominal pressure: PN1.0/1.6MPa
• Body and bonnet: cast-iron and ductile-iron
• Screen: stainless steel
• Bolt and nut: carbon steel with zinc-plated

Specifications:

Cartridge Filter housings

YNTSH Item No. Item Name Q'ty Working : Stand-by : Cartridge Filter housings Rev. Date Made Approved No. Description Unit Req'n Spec. 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 2 Name of The Manufacturer YNTSH 3 Applicable Code / Standard 4 OPERATING CONDITIONS 5 Fluid 6 Fluid density kg/m3 7 Flow rate Operating m3/hr. 8 Design m3/hr. 9 Maximum m3/hr. 10 Viscousity cP 11 Design ambient temperature Deg. C 12 Operating temperature Deg. C 13 Operating Pressure/ kg/cm2G 14 Design Pressure kg/cm2G 15 Installation Indoor 16 Hazardous area classification 17 Operation h/d 24 18 Corrosion allowance mm 19 MECHANICAL DESIGN 20 Filter cartridge 21 - type 22 - Model no. 23 - Pore size UM 24 - Material 25 - Removal Efficiency % 34 Vessel 35 - Size 36 - Shell 37 - Nozzle, Flange 38 - Basket 39 - Gasket 40 - Support leg 41 - Eye bolt / Nut 42 - Thickness Shell mm 43 Head mm 44 - Surface finishing Inside 45 Outside

Applications:

Our liquid process cartridges offer high quality, high performance and cost effective solutions for common and difficult applications including high purity water, food and beverage and other critical process flow streams.

Competitive Advantage:

There are three basic filter types to consider when specifying a liquid processing filter; bag filters, cartridge filters, and clean-in-place (CIP) filters. Each one has advantages and disadvantages when compared with the others, and the different types are appropriate for different applications.

CIP filters are typically most appropriate for applications where flow rate are high, filter media replacement costs are high, or exposure of the process liquid to workers or the environment is undesirable. They can be used to remove suspended solids of approximately one micron and larger for all types of liquid process streams. Bags and cartridge filters can both remove suspended solids for applications with lower flow rates, where exposure to the process liquid is not a problem, and where lower volumes of solids must be removed.