Working principle of compressed air filters

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This post was last edited by Lantian on 2018-1-10 at 19:21. Compressed air filter: A device used to filter and purify compressed air. It generally refers to high-efficiency, precision filters in the piping of compressed air systems. 　　Working principle of compressed air filters Generally, the filter elements are made of materials such as fibrous media, filter screens, and sponge. Solid and liquid particles (droplets) in compressed air are trapped by the filtering material and accumulate on the surface of the element (both on the inside and outside). The droplets and impurities that accumulate on the element’s surface settle to the bottom of the filter due to gravity, and are then removed either through an automatic drain mechanism or manually.

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