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Considerations for selecting stainless steel flanged Y-type filters

2017-09-14View Original

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This post was last edited by neo123456 on 2017-9-14 10:48. Stainless steel flanged Y-type filters are typically installed at the inlet end of devices such as hydraulic control valves, pressure reducing valves, pressure relief valves (http://www.huaguangv.com), and level control valves. They serve to remove impurities from the fluid, preventing particulate matter from entering the passages and causing blockages, thereby protecting the components on the equipment and pipelines from wear and obstruction. Considerations for selecting stainless steel flange Y-type filters: The mesh size for water flow is generally 18–30 mesh/cm2, 40–100 mesh/cm2 for air flow, and 100–300 mesh/cm2 for oil flow. ①Inlet and outlet diameters: In principle, the inlet and outlet diameters of the filter should not be smaller than those of the pump it is designed to work with; they are generally the same as the diameter of the inlet pipe. ②Nominal pressure: The pressure rating of the filter is determined based on the highest pressure that may occur in the filtration pipeline. ③Selection of pore count: It is primarily determined by the particle size of the impurities to be intercepted, in accordance with the requirements of the medium processing process. You can inquire with our company directly regarding the particle sizes that filters of various specifications can capture. ④Filter material: The material of the filter is generally chosen to be the same as that of the process pipeline it is connected to; depending on the operating conditions, filters made of cast iron, carbon steel, low-alloy steel, or stainless steel can be considered.

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