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Table 307. Filtration Terms and Definitions (Cont)
Term Explanation
Micron One millionth of a meter or 0.000039 of an inch (0,0009906 mm).
Migration-Abrasion Dirt, generated by poorly designed parts that rub together and wear during vibration or shock, which enters the system fluid stream.
Migration-Media Break away of the filter material, which travels downstream.
Nominal An adjective relating to contaminant particle size. Filters are normally assigned a nominal efficiency rating which implies that a given percentage of nominal size particles, or those of greater size, will be removed by the filter when tested with a specified test contaminant under specified test conditions. In assigning a nominal rating to a filter media, glass beads and AC Fine Test Dust are usually specified as the test contaminant.
Pressure-Burst The maximum design condition of the housing before failure.
Pressure Drop-Clean The differential pressure drop across a clean filter at rated flow measured in pounds per square inch.
Pressure Drop-Maximum Allowable The maximum pressure differential of a filter under specified fluid and flow conditions.
Pressure-Maximum Differential The highest pressure differential which filter element is required to withstand without failure or collapse.
Pressure-Maximum Operating The maximum operating pressure through the system.
Pressure-Operating The normal pressure at which fluid or gas moves through a system.
Pressure-Proof The maximum pressure that a filter can withstand without damage or leakage of the media.
Pressure-Surge The peak system pressure experienced because of varied operating conditions, such as initial start up.
Service Life The length of time a filter will remain on stream before it exceeds the maximum allowable pressure drop.
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AIR FILTER 10. LINE-TYPE ELEMENT
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SHUTOFF VALVE 11. ELEMENT ROTATION KNOB
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AIR PRESSURE REGULATOR 12. SHUTOFF VALVE
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AIR PRESSURE GAGE 13. SHUTOFF VALVE
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NEEDLE VALVE 14. ELEMENT ROTATION KNOB
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SHUTOFF VALVE (BLEED) 15. TANK (TRANSPARENT)
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MANOMETER (0 TO 24 IN. H20) (12 IN. X 10 IN. X 8 IN.) (609,6 MM H2O) (304,8 MM X 202,2 MM X 203,2 MM)
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TANK (TRANSPARENT) 16. FLUID (SOLEX 190) (TYPICAL) (12 IN. X 8 IN. X 8 IN.) 17. RESERVOIR-TYPE ELEMENT (304,8 MM X 202,2 MM X 203,2 MM)
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FLUID CONFORMING TO MIL-H-5608
Bubble Point Test Diagram
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