Delbag-luftfilter Gmbh

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Gerhard M Neumann

Jochen Karelin

Michael K Schaaf

Hans H Stiehl

Ludwig Ruschitzka

Joachim Mallon

Edmund Wilms

Hans U Feustel

Karl-Heinz Kohler

Detlef Sinhuber

Process and device for melting iron metallurgical materials in a

A support and holding frame for supporting an air filtering element of the type that is of the nonself-supporting type. The invention comprises a frame adapted to hold the filtering element and consists of a three-sided sheet metal box having its upper and lower surfaces provided with bent edges directed toward the inside of the box to serve as flange supports for the filtering element. A pivotal door is provided on one side to permit simple access for insertion and removal of the filtering element.

Support and holding frame for air filtering elements

A plurality of filter elements which are located in waste containers is disclosed. The filter elements serve for the precipitation of materials which are injurious to health from air streams, and in particular, from air streams in the field of nuclear installations and the disposal of said materials.

Filter element

A process for the insertion and exchange of the filter elements for suspended matter is performed from the clean-air-side. During the insertion of a filter element, a plastic tube (which encircles the circumference of the filter element and which exceeds in its length the layer thickness of the filter element several times) is tightly connected in its middle section with the side walls, which side walls form a border around the filter element; and then the open end of the plastic tube, which faces the frame, is connected by way of a tight fit with a ring, which is actually known and which surrounds the orifice of the frame into which the filter element is inserted. The filter element is connected with the frame by means of tightening devices, and the outer free end of the tube is turned inside out and around the filter element for the purpose of unhindered air passage through the filter layer, that during the exchange of the contaminated filter element, the outer open end of the tube is heat sealed. The filter element is disconnected and removed from the frame by flipping down of the tightening devices, and the tube is heat sealed in the section between the filter element and the frame, and, that during the insertion of a new filter element, a new tube is attached by way of tight fitting to the ring of the frame, which tube is at its middle section tightly connected with the filter element, and which tube is attached to the ring of the frame in an actually known by overlapping of the heat-sealed tube rest. The tube rest is pulled onto the new tube and pulled off the ring, and the filter element is tightly connected with the frame by means of the tightening devices.

Method of mounting filter elements and mounting therefor

A damping tube-shaped bypass measurement section with protective maintenance features and continuous flow velocity scanning on absorptive filtration units in the nuclear engineering field is disclosed. The bypass measurement section comprises a tube-shaped bypass measurement section, having single or double elements, for absorption filters, featuring at least one shut-off device, and including an absorption layer thickness connected to the main filtration unit which is to be controlled or monitored, and provides for an equivalent absorption layer thickness.

Filter bypass measurement section

A process for the insertion and exchange of the filter elements for suspended matter is performed from the clean-air-side. During the insertion of a filter element, a plastic tube (which encircles the circumference of the filter element and which exceeds in its length the layer thickness of the filter element several times) is tightly connected in its middle section with the side walls, which side walls form a border around the filter element; and then the open end of the plastic tube, which faces the frame, is connected by way of a tight fit with a ring, which is actually known and which surrounds the orifice of the frame into which the filter element is inserted. The filter element is connected with the frame by means of tightening devices, and the outer free end of the tube is turned inside out and around the filter element for the purpose of unhindered air passage through the filter layer, that during the exchange of the contaminated filter element, the outer open end of the tube is heat sealed. The filter element is disconnected and removed from the frame by flipping down of the tightening devices, and the tube is heat sealed in the section between the filter element and the frame, and, that during the insertion of a new filter element, a new tube is attached by way of tight fitting to the ring of the frame, which tube is at its middle section tightly connected with the filter element, and which tube is attached to the ring of the frame in an actually known way by overlapping of the heat-sealed tube rest. The tube rest is pulled onto the new tube and pulled off the ring, and the filter element is tightly connected with the frame by means of the tightening devices.

An absorption filter for the purification of gas or air streams, especially gas or air streams which contain toxic or radioactive contaminants.

Absorption filter

A dog bed comprising a first resting place for a dog which resting place is arranged in a housing comprising a bottom plate and having walls and being closed on all sides with the exception of a section comprising an entrance for the dog. The dog bed includes a second resting place provided in vertically spaced relationship to the first resting place which latter is open to all sides.

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Berlin, Germany

Gerhard M Neumann