Variable Vortex Baffle Fluid Filter Howe Glenn B Provision is made for manually adjusting the velocity of the fluid inlet flow. an angle adjustable, pivotable vane is provided in front of the inlet opening to adjust inlet flow velocity and. A variable vortex, baffle fluid filter apparatus for installation primarily in urban storm water drain sumps. a circular, filter channel that is enclosed on all four sides by filter screens, includes a cylindrical baffle screen that is attached concentrically below the channel for moving impurities to the sump bottom.
Charcoal Heat Controller Baffle Vortex Grilling The invention is a variable vortex, baffle fluid filter apparatus that is intended primarily for use in storm water drain sumps such as are located in most urban neighborhoods. U.s. patent number 6,780,310 [application number 10 277,241] was granted by the patent office on 2004 08 24 for variable vortex baffle fluid filter. invention is credited to glenn b. howe. A variable vortex, baffle fluid filter apparatus for installation primarily in urban storm water drain sumps. a circular, filter channel that is enclosed on all four sides by filter screens, includes a cylindrical baffle screen that is attached concentrically below the channel for moving impurities to the sump bottom. Description of the preferred and alternate embodiments the invention is a variable vortex, baffle ?uid ?lter apparatus that is intended primarily for use in storm water.
Tested At 300 Fpm A variable vortex, baffle fluid filter apparatus for installation primarily in urban storm water drain sumps. a circular, filter channel that is enclosed on all four sides by filter screens, includes a cylindrical baffle screen that is attached concentrically below the channel for moving impurities to the sump bottom. Description of the preferred and alternate embodiments the invention is a variable vortex, baffle ?uid ?lter apparatus that is intended primarily for use in storm water. An angle adjustable, pivotable vane is provided in front of the inlet opening to adjust inlet flow velocity and vortex strength, to keep inlet impurities from sticking to the filter screens. The system preferably comprises, in sequence, a water circulation system, a vortex separator for initial separation of particulates, and an absorption or adsorption filter which may be a conventional pool filter using sand, diatomaceous earth, or paper cartridge as filtering medium. Provision is made for manually adjusting the velocity of the fluid inlet flow. an angle adjustable, pivotable vane is provided in front of the inlet opening to adjust inlet flow velocity and vortex strength, to keep inlet impurities from sticking to the filter screens. A variable vortex, baffle fluid filter apparatus for installation primarily in urban storm water drain sumps. a circular, filter channel that is enclosed on all four sides by filter screens, includes.
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