Mott Poruous Metal Filter Elements T - Teesing
Mott Poruous Metal Filter Elements T - Teesing
Mott Poruous Metal Filter Elements T - Teesing
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A general overview of <strong>Mott</strong> precision<br />
sintered porous metal filter elements.<br />
Introduction.<br />
<strong>Mott</strong> Corporation manufactures standard filter elements in<br />
a broad range of materials and sizes, and with a selection<br />
of fittings, so they can be easily specified with the characteristics<br />
and configurations customers require. <strong>Mott</strong> can<br />
incorporate custom features or create completely original<br />
designs for specialized needs.<br />
High differential pressure capability – <strong>Mott</strong> porous<br />
metal filter elements can be designed to withstand differential<br />
pressures over 3000 psi.<br />
Cleanable filter elements – As part of permanent<br />
filtration installations, <strong>Mott</strong> elements can be effectively<br />
cleaned in situ in many applications. This is accomplished<br />
by a blowback system for gaseous applications or a backwash/backflush<br />
system for liquid applications. <strong>Mott</strong><br />
engineers are highly experienced in designing and constructing<br />
such systems. Examples of these process filters<br />
are the LSI filters for liquid/solids applications and the GSV<br />
filter for gas/solids applications.<br />
Contaminants can also be removed chemically by<br />
means of solvents, caustic wash, acid wash, as well as<br />
water, steam and air flush. Ultrasonic cleaning is used to<br />
remove chemically inert materials. Controlled-atmosphere<br />
fluid bed furnaces may also be used.<br />
<strong>Mott</strong> precision porous metal filter elements may be<br />
cleaned and subsequently kept in continuous operation<br />
for years, where other types of elements would have to<br />
be replaced several times.<br />
High corrosion resistance – While 316L stainless steel<br />
is the standard material of construction, <strong>Mott</strong> elements are<br />
available in a variety of materials for chemical compatibility<br />
with many liquids and gases. Other materials include:<br />
304L, 310, 347 and 430 stainless steel; Hastelloy ® B,<br />
B-2, C-22, C276, N and X; Inconel ® 600, 625 and 690;<br />
Monel ® 400, Nickel 200, Alloy 20 and titanium.<br />
High-Temperature Capability<br />
Atmospheres<br />
Material Oxidizing Reducing or Neutral<br />
316L SS 750°F 1000°F<br />
310 SS 1100°F 1500°F<br />
Inconel 600 1100°F 1500°F<br />
Hastelloy X 1450°F 1700°F<br />
Performance in reducing or neutral atmospheres is substantially<br />
greater due to the inherent strength of the material at elevated<br />
temperatures.<br />
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