Casing assembly for desiccant element housing
CA 2204944 C · Owner: Mitsch, Matthew D. · Inventors: Mitsch, Matthew D.
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A casing assembly of a desiccant housing houses desiccant in an air dryer system. The casing assembly includes a casing portion, a retainer, two porous plates and a mechanism for, compacting the desiccant. The casing portion defines a channel between two sleeves that channels moisture-bearing air from an inlet of a head end out a tail end of the casing portion. An inner sleeve defines a flow chamber between the ends. The head end features an inner seat face that seals against an inner sealing flange of a main portion of the housing. The head end features an outer seat face that connects to an outer sealing flange of the main portion. The inlet communicates with a supply port of the main …
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- Filed May 9, 1997 and granted November 7, 2000. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended May 9, 2017.
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