Describe Filters for Removing Solids from Fluids
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Total Pages: 50
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Training Objectives
Upon completion of this filters training kit, you will be able to:
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Describe the purpose and importance of filtration
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Explain the three principles of filtration
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direct interception
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diffusional interception
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inertial impaction
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Describe the importance of differential pressure across a filter element
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Identify different filter element designs
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Explain the efficiency ratings for filters
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Describe factors that enhance or degrade filtration
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Describe good filtration practices
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Describe the hazards of changing filters
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Describe the procedures to:
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monitor filters
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change filters
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dispose of filters
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Table of Contents
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1
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Introduction
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1
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2
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Filter Components
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2
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3
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Filtration Principles
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4
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3.1 Differential Pressure
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7
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4
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Filter Effectiveness
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9
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4.1 Rating Filter Elements
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11
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4.2 Enhancing Filter Effectiveness
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14
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5
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Meeting Filtration Goals
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15
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6
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Monitoring/Replacing Filter Elements
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17
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6.1 Filtration Practices
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17
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6.2 Monitoring Filter Performance
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18
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6.3 Hazards of Replacing Filters
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20
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6.4 Replacing the Filter Element
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21
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7
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Disposal of Dirty Filter Elements
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25
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8
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Reusable Filter Elements
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25
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9
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Oil Cleaning Centrifuge
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26
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10
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Self-Check
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28
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11
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Self-Check Answers
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35
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