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Pressure resistance issue of filter elements

2017-03-22View Original

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One filter element in the unit has been crushed, but no alarm was triggered due to the differential pressure; the differential pressure test passed. Now it is suspected that the strength of the filter element is insufficient. I would like to ask: is the pressure that this filter element can withstand the pressure difference across it, or the inlet pressure?
Reply #22017-03-22
The differential pressure is not being reported, which indicates that the inlet pressure is high or there is a flow deviation, causing it to be flattened
Reply #32017-03-22
The pressure difference is the difference between the inlet and outlet pressures; if you meet the requirements for this pressure difference, the design pressure must not exceed it either!
Reply #42017-03-31
Are you a filter element made of metal? Where is it used? In which direction is it flattening, and are there any occurrences of backflow or recoil?

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