How it Works
Natural gas enters the vessel through the cartridge compartment. The flow direction is outside-to-inside through the filter elements, which allows for maximum usage of the filter media. A number of crucial design aspects include nozzle positioning, filter element spacing, pressure drop, nozzle and riser velocity. Positive element seal and riser open areas are important aspects of the design. Units are constructed to ASME code requirements and can be furnished with a variety of quick opening closures and various element styles to suit most application.
HF Series
HF high flow single and multiple cartridge filter housings have been designed specifically for high throughput and reduced CAPEX. Housings can be constructed in either a horizontal or vertical orientation depending on the availability of space.
M Series
The M series horizontal or vertical, multi-cartridge housing has the unique design of assuring the elements are seated in the mount receptacles before the closure can be tightened
- High surface area cartridges ideal for applications with rigid solid contaminants and a narrow target micron range.
- Optimal pleat spacing maximizes the effective filtration surface area.
- Extensive range of configurations available to meet a wide spectrum of application requirements.
