Patents Assigned to HYDAC PROCESS TECHNOLOGY
  • Patent number: 10702811
    Abstract: A filter device for fluids includes a housing (1) accommodating a filter element (5). The housing has an inlet (47) for the supply of fluid to be purified to a non-filtrate chamber (49) of the housing (1) and has an outlet 42 for the filtrate. The non-filtrate chamber is separated from a filtrate chamber (46) of the housing (1) by the filter medium (33). A magnetic field-generator unit (57) is arranged inside the non-filtrate chamber (49). An adhering surface a sleeve or casing (51) attracts ferromagnetic particles by a magnetic force effect. In the non-filtrate chamber (49), the sleeve (51) extends outside of the respective filter element (5) parallel to the inlet (47) and transversely to the outlet (42). The non-filtrate chamber (49) at least partially encompasses the outlet (42) at the point of transition to the filtrate chamber (46).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 24, 2017
    Date of Patent: July 7, 2020
    Assignee: HYDAC PROCESS TECHNOLOGY
    Inventors: Markus Olschok, Christian Schindler, Alexander Schwarzkopf
  • Patent number: 10537834
    Abstract: A filter apparatus has a plurality of filter elements (21) accommodated in a filter housing (1) with a filter inlet (11) and a filter outlet (13). During the operation one of the filter elements (21) can be backflushed by a backflushing device. The backflushing device includes a pressure control (7) to support the backflushing. Each filter elements (21) is accommodated in an element housing (30). The element housings (30) with the filter elements (21) performing the filtration process are connected to the fluid outlet (13) by their one open ends (33) in a fluid conducting manner. The element housing (30) of the filter element (21) being backflushed is exclusively connected with its open end (33) to the pressure control device (7).
    Type: Grant
    Filed: October 28, 2016
    Date of Patent: January 21, 2020
    Assignee: HYDAC PROCESS TECHNOLOGY
    Inventors: Ralf Wnuk, Markus Olschok, Christian Schindler