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Title: Filter elements arranged in waste tanks for separating substances which are harmful to the health from flowing air in connection with nuclear installations

Abstract: Filter elements with changing devices and contamination protection are disclosed. The filter elements are installed in waste tanks and serve to separate substances which are prejudicial to the health when breathed and are used to process air of ventilation systems used in nuclear installations. Two series-arranged standard waste tanks having a coarse material filter layer in one tank and a suspended material filter in another tank are interconnected by a detachable cover constructed for air guidance purposes by means of a lockable, air carrying pipe closable by means of flaps for carrying the supply and spent air which are fixed in a stationary manner to inclined juxtaposed dust laden and clean air ducts with lateral connections. The waste tanks with the incorporated filters can be centrally remotely controlled from one side by lever-transmitted resilient locking systems and can be manually fitted and detached as well.


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Inventors: Neumann, Gerhard-max (Berlin, DE)

Application Number: 06/224636
Filing Date: 1981-01-12
Publication_date: 1982-06-15
Assignee: DELBAG LUFTFILTER GMBH

Primary Class(es): 55/350.100 55/DIG.009, 55/512, 55/482, 55/484, 55/417, 376
Other Classes: B01D46/24; B01D46/42; G21F9/02; G21F9/00; B01D46/14
US Patent Ref:
1890283December, 1932Ericksson-Jons55/509Vacuum cleaner
3690045September, 1972Neumann55/350AIR FILTER
4247315January, 1981Neumann55/350Filter element

Other Refs: AU268317DE2549552FR872584NO21294GB1561978
November, 196355D/IG9
May, 197755/316
June, 194255/316
July, 191055/350
March, 198055/482

Primary Examiner: Nozick, Bernard
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney: Basile, Weintraub & Hanlon
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