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Which has less resistance, a Y-type filter or a T-type filter?

2012-12-17View Original

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As the title suggests, which has less resistance, a T-type filter or a Y-type filter of the same specifications? What are the different types of Y-type filters? Can it be classified based on whether there is a necking at the filter cartridge installation site? How to express them separately?
Reply #22012-12-17
The filter resistance is mainly determined by the mesh size of the filter screen; if the mesh size is the same, a slightly smaller y value is used, based entirely on experience
Reply #32012-12-17
With the same mesh size, you can consider the flow area; in my opinion, basket filters have a larger flow area, which means the resistance is relatively lower

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