Separator drain boxes
CA 1283059 C · Owner: Mavros, Stratos · Inventors: Mavros, Stratos
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P.14, ABSTRACT, Separator Drain Boxes, It is common for engines of the gas turbine variety to have filters at their air intakes. An example of a system employing such a filter takes the form of a tube or duct into which is drain the air to be filtered, which tube contains a number of filtering components including pads of knitted mesh and a series of zig-zag vanes. These vanes remove any entrained water droplets, and the "condensed" water runs down the vanes (under gravity) into what is known as a "drain box", from which it is led away and disposed of. The present invention proposes a novel design of drain box; instead of having the vanes bottom on a ledge in the drain box, above the drain …
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- Granted April 16, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 16, 2008.
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