What are the actual differences between D-type filters, flip-plate filters, and V-type filters?

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I’ve never understood what the element in the middle of a D-type filter is for; if it’s the outlet for clean water, couldn’t water just flow out from the sides as well? Why is it called a V-type filter? It seems similar to a D-type filter. In the case of a flip-plate filter, where do those flip plates come into play, and what’s the purpose of those vertical tubes?

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