COMPRESSED

AIR AND GAS

FILTERS

ISO 9001 CERTIFIED

 COMPRESSED AIR AND GAS
SYSTEM CONTAMINANTS
HOW CONTAMINANTS GET
INTO SYSTEMS
Air entering a compressor carries a variety of contaminants
including water, oil and solid particulate. Lubricated compres-
sors add oil aerosols and vapors and all compressors add solid
particulates (wear particles from the compressor itself). Water
and hydrocarbon vapors condense into aerosols and liquids
when compressed and cooled downstream. The air flow also
causes erosion of piping, fittings and inline equipment which
will add to the solid particulate contamination.
Figure 1: Filtration Mechanisms
HOW CONTAMINANTS Direct Interception captures particles in the 0.3 to 1.0µm
DAMAGE SYSTEMS range. The particle is collected when it passes within 1/2 its
diameter of a fiber’s surface. The interception effectiveness of
Water a filter media is primarily a function of pore structure. The
Air systems contain water contaminants in liquid, aerosol smaller the pores, the greater the effectiveness of the media to
and vapor form. These contaminants contribute to corrosion of intercept particles.
steel pipes and pressure vessels. In liquid and aerosol form Inertial Impaction collects particles 1.0µm and larger in
water causes erosion of pipes, fittings and in-line equipment. diameter. Due to their relatively large mass and inertia, these
Both corrosion and erosion produce particulate contaminants, particles tend to remain on their original course thereby con-
such as pipe scale and wear particles. tacting and being captured on the fiber’s surface.
Gravitational Settling is most effective with particles
Oil larger than 10µm and low air velocities.
Oil contaminants can exist in liquid, aerosol and vapor Solid particles are captured and retained in the filter
form causing damage similar to the damage caused by water. media. Liquid aerosols are captured by the media and removed
Oil can also break down under heat and pressure producing from the air stream via the process of coalescing. Coalescing,
acids, varnishes and other corrosive or sticky contaminants. by definition, means "to grow or come together into one." It is
The acids will corrode air system components such as instru- a continuous process by which small aerosols come in contact
mentation, valves and air tools. The varnishes coat surfaces with the fibers in the filter media and begin to collect. The
causing a variety of problems: valves stick; air tools and air collected aerosols travel along the fibers and combine to form
operated devices operate sluggishly or not at all; they reduce liquids. This process continues until the liquids emerge on the
desiccant capacity until minimum performance requirements downstream surface of the media as droplets. See Figure 2.
are not met; they contaminate products and processes; and they These droplets are gravitationally drained to and removed
contaminate air for breathing applications. from the sump in the bottom of the coalescing filter housing.
Solid Particulate
Solid particulate contaminants also cause damage to an air
system, such as: eroding internal parts of air tools, motors and
other air operated devices; preventing valves from seating
properly, thereby causing leakage; contaminating products and
processes; plugging orifices or small tubing in instrumenta-
tion; and they combine with liquid, oil and water to form a thick
sludge that plugs even large orifices and small piping.

HOW TO REMOVE
CONTAMINANTS
The removal of a solid or liquid contaminant from the air
stream occurs via one of four filtration mechanisms: diffusion,
direct interception, inertial impaction and gravitational set-
tling. See Figure 1.
Diffusion is most effective when particles are less than
0.3µm* in diameter. They exhibit a random movement called
Brownian motion which is independent of the air flow. This
random movement causes the particles to contact and collect
on the media fiber’s surface. Figure 2: The Coalescing Process
*1µm = 1 micron = 0.00003937 inches.

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 GENERAL AIR FILTERS
FILTER MEDIA
General Air’s Filter Media is a precision matrix of syn-
thetic microfibers designed for maximium efficiency and dirt
holding capacity while minimizing pressure drop. Medias
utilize all four of the filtration mechanisms discussed earlier.
See Figure 3.
Figure 3: Scanning electron micrograph of General Air
Microfiber Filter Media (500x magnification)
The pore size and structure of a media and, therefore, the
efficiency of that media is a function of the relative surface area
(fiber surface area per unit volume). Relative surface area is a
function of the median fiber diameter and fiber packing den-
sity. Therefore, combining a larger relative surface area with
a smaller pore size produces a higher efficiency. See Figure 4.
Figure 4: Variation in permeability and dirt capacity as a
function of fiber diameter.
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In manufacturing the General Air filter media, the proper
ratio of various fiber diameters are combined to produce the
desired pore size, media thickness and void volume. The media
is designed and manufactured to provide a gradient density
matrix of microfibers with a “tapered” pore structure. The
result is a pore structure that starts coarser and gets finer making
it possible for true depth loading of contaminants into the
media. This produces higher dirt holding capacities.
The microfiber matrix is secured into a fixed-pore configu-
ration by the introduction of a binder which adheres adjoining
fibers together within the media. This fixed-pore configuration
gives the media structural stability and ensures that captured
solid particulates are not released back into the air/gas stream
because of high differential pressure, flow surges, vibration or
pressure surges. This is a common occurrence with unbonded
or loosely bonded media.
General Air media is made from high-quality Borosilicate
glass microfibers. The smaller cartridges (all inline housings)
are formed into a seamless tubular configuration by a propri-
etary process. The larger cartridges (X300 housing and above)
have cellulose added to the mix to provide increased structural
integrity. This allows the media to be pleated, which increases
the surface area resulting in a considerably extended cartridge
useful life. All General Air medias are highly porous with 90%
to 95% void volume available to hold contaminants. Precisely
controlled manufacturing conditions and media formulations
ensure reliable performance and exceptional quality in all
General Air media.
STANDARD CARTRIDGE
RATINGS & APPLICATIONS
COALESCING FILTER
Ratings:
• 99.999+% Overall oil removal efficiency (including
synthetic lubricants).
• 99.97% DOP efficiency.
• 0.3 µm Absolute particulate and aerosol removal.
Applications:
• Prefilter with a regenerative dryer.
• Prefilter for air tools, valves and other air-operated devices.
• Prefilter for sophisticated instrumentation, analyzers, etc.
• Afterfilter with a refrigerated dryer.
ODORGARD™ FILTER
(Activated Carbon Filter)
Rating:
• Oil & hydrocarbon vapors down to 0.001 ppm.
Applications:
• Final filter to remove hydrocarbon vapors.
• Final filter to remove offensive odors.
PARTICULATE FILTER
Rating:
• 0.9µm Absolute.
Applications:
• Afterfilter with a regenerative dryer.
• Prefilter with a refrigerated dryer.
• Prefilter to a coalescing filter with heavy liquid, aerosol
or particulate loadings.
 FEATURE/BENEFIT
ANALYSIS
General Air filters are designed and built for optimum
performance incorporating the following features and benefits:
Reliable Design Ensures Peace Of Mind.
• Large relative surface area.
• Small pore size captures smaller particles.
• Media’s fixed pore configuration maintains its rating even
under adverse conditions.
• Resin binder prevents contamination by the media itself,
known as media migration.
• A non-wicking drain layer on coalescing elements prevents
re-entrainment of liquids.
• Permanent urethane end caps prevent leakage around the
element.
Fewer Changeouts Give Cost Savings.
• Highly porous media with 90% - 95% void volume.
• Tapered pore structure allows true depth loading capturing
3 times more particulates than surface type filters.
• Pleated media in all General Air filters increases surface
area by 4 - 6 times (X300 Model and above).
• Coalescing elements have built-in pleated prefilters to remove
particulate that would shorten the element's life (X300
Model and above).
Low Pressure Drop (Wet or Dry) Results
In Lower Compressor Operating Cost.
• Small median fiber diameter.
• 90% - 95% void volume.
Quality Construction Gives Reliable
Performance Even Under Adverse
Operating Conditions.
• Media’s fixed pore configuration ensures that captured solid
particulates are retained even with flow or pressure surges,
vibration or high differential pressure.
• Thru-bolt construction ensures cartridge integrity. Many
filters rely on sealants and adhesives which can fail when
exposed to shock, vibration or pressure surges.
• Cartridges are constructed with support structures that can
handle a 25 psid reverse flow through the cartridge. This
reverse flow occurs when there is a sudden loss of pressure
upstream.
Filters Work Under A Wide Range Of
Operating Conditions.
• Elements are compatible with most air/gas streams and
contaminants.
• Elements for high temperature or corrosive applications are
available on special order.
• Elements and housings for custom filtration applications are
available on special order.
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GENERAL AIR
FILTER SELECTION
Selecting the proper filter for a specific application is a
simple process detailed in Steps 1 through 6 below. Caution:
Do not select a filter based on installation pipe size and/or
filter connection size.
Step 1 - Select the type of General Air filter required for
the application (coalescer, odorgard or particulate
and standard or inline).
Step 2 - Determine the flow (scfm) and pressure (psig) at
the point in the system where the filter is to be
installed.
Step 3 - Find the flow rate chart for the filter type selected.
Locate the column for the system pressure. Read
down that column until the volume equals or
exceeds the system needs. Follow that row all
the way to the left to determine the model number
of the filter required for the application.
Step 4 - Technical data for filters is supplied on
dimensional charts. Locate the General Air
model number and read the information in that
row.
Step 5 - Select any accessories that are needed to
complete the system.
• All coalescing filters must have drain
valves. Most installations should have
automatic drain valves. They can be float
type, motor operated ball valve with
electronic timer or solid state timer solenoid
type.
• All filter installations benefit from a pressure
differential indicator. This indicates the
optimum time to replace filter elements.
Step 6 - Review the system for delicate downline
instrumentation or equipment that would benefit
from point-of-use filters. This extra protection
could prevent damage to an expensive piece of
equipment.
 RECOMMENDED FLOW RATES (SCFM) FOR
FILTERS BASED ON PRESSURE
Standard Coalescing and Odorgard Filters:
OPERATING PRESSURES (PSIG)
Coalescing Odorgard
Filters Filters 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 200 250 300

C2 O2 17 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 34 38 41
C5 O5 35 38 40 43 45 48 50 52 54 56 58 60 68 76 83
C 15 O 15 69 75 81 86 91 96 100 104 108 112 116 120 137 152 166
C 30 O 30 173 188 202 215 227 239 250 261 271 281 290 300 342 380 414
C 50 O 50 224 244 262 279 295 311 325 339 352 365 377 389 445 494 538
CX 100 OX 100 380 413 444 473 500 525 550 573 596 618 639 659 752 836 911
CX 160 OX 160 518 563 605 644 681 717 750 782 813 842 871 899 1026 1139 1242
CX 200 OX 200 760 826 888 945 1000 1051 1100 1147 1192 1236 1277 1318 1505 1671 1822
CX 300 OX 300 967 1051 1130 1203 1272 1338 1400 1460 1517 1572 1626 1678 1915 2127 2319
CX 400 OX 400 1381 1502 1614 1719 1817 1911 2000 2085 2167 2246 2323 2397 2736 3038 3313
CX 600 OX 600 2182 2373 2550 2715 2871 3019 3160 3295 3424 3549 3670 3787 4323 4800 5234
CX 800 OX 800 2900 3154 3389 3609 3816 4013 4200 4379 4551 4717 4878 5033 5746 6380 6957
CX 1400 OX 1400 4834 5257 5649 6015 6361 6688 7000 7299 7586 7862 8129 8388 9577 10634 11595
CX 2200 OX 2200 7734 8412 9039 9624 10177 10701 11200 11678 12137 12580 13007 13421 15323 17014 18552
CX 3000 OX 3000 11602 12618 13558 14437 15265 16051 16800 17517 18206 18870 19511 20131 22985 25521 27828
CX 5000 OX 5000 18369 19978 21466 22858 24170 25414 26600 27735 28826 29877 30892 31875 36393 40409 44060
CX 8000 OX 8000 27071 29441 31635 33686 35619 37452 39200 40873 42480 44029 45525 46973 53632 59550 64931

Standard Particulate Filters:

OPERATING PRESSURES (PSIG)
Particulate
Filters
40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 200 250 300

P2 29 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 47 49 50 57 64 70
P5 57 62 67 71 75 79 83 87 90 93 96 99 114 126 137
P 15 115 125 135 144 152 160 167 174 181 188 194 200 228 254 277
P 30 288 313 337 358 379 398 417 435 452 468 484 500 571 633 691
P 50 374 407 437 466 492 518 542 565 587 609 629 649 742 823 898
PX 100 483 526 565 602 636 669 700 730 759 786 813 839 958 1063 1159
PX 160 691 751 807 859 909 955 1000 1043 1084 1123 1161 1198 1368 1519 1656
PX 200 1260 1371 1473 1568 1658 1744 1825 1903 1978 2050 2119 2187 2497 2772 3023
PX 300 1547 1682 1808 1925 2035 2140 2240 2336 2427 2516 2601 2684 3065 3403 3710
PX 400 2210 2403 2582 2750 2908 3057 3200 3337 3468 3594 3716 3835 4378 4861 5300
PX 600 3487 3793 4075 4340 4589 4825 5050 5266 5473 5672 5865 6051 6909 7672 8365
PX 800 4641 5047 5423 5775 6106 6420 6720 7007 7282 7548 7804 8053 9194 10209 11131
PX 1400 7734 8412 9039 9624 10177 10701 11200 11678 12137 12580 13007 13421 15323 17014 18552
PX 2200 12375 13459 14462 15399 16283 17121 17920 18685 19420 20128 20811 21474 24517 27223 29683
PX 3000 18563 20188 21692 23099 24424 25682 26880 28027 29129 30191 31217 32210 36776 40834 44524
PX 5000 29391 31965 34346 36573 38672 40662 42560 44377 122 47803 49427 51000 58229 64654 70497
PX 8000 41766 45424 48808 51972 54955 57783 60480 63061 65541 67930 70239 72473 82746 91877 100179

Inline Coalescing, Odorgard and Particulate Filters:

OPERATING PRESSURES (PSIG)
Coalescing Odorgard Particulate
Filters Filters Filters 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 200 250 300

C 75 O 75 P 75 303 322 341 358 375 391 406 421 436 449 513 570 621
C 150 O 150 P 150 605 644 681 717 750 782 813 842 871 899 1026 1139 1242
C 225 O 225 P 225 908 967 1022 1075 1125 1173 1219 1264 1307 1348 1539 1709 1863
C 375 O 375 P 375 1513 1611 1704 1791 1875 1955 2032 2106 2178 2247 2565 2848 3106
C 450 O 450 P 450 1816 1933 2044 2150 2250 2346 2438 2527 2613 2696 3078 3418 3727
C 750 O 750 P 750 3026 3222 3407 3583 3750 3910 4064 4212 4355 4494 5131 5697 6212
C 1050 O 1050 P 1050 4237 4511 4770 5016 5250 5474 5689 5897 6097 6291 7183 7975 8696
C 1500 O 1500 P 1500 6053 6445 6815 7166 7500 7820 8128 8424 8710 8987 10261 11393 12423
C 2250 O 2250 P 2250 9079 9667 10222 10748 11250 11730 12191 12636 13065 13481 15392 17090 18635
C 2775 O 2775 P 2775 11197 11923 12607 13256 13875 14467 15036 15584 16114 16626 18983 21078 22983

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 STANDARD INLINE HOUSING DATA STANDARD INLINE ASSEMBLY DATA
DIMENSIONS (IN.) MAX. CONDS. NO. ELEMENT MATERIALS
MODEL CONNECTION WEIGHT OF
DESCRIPTION OF INITIAL PSID • HOUSING
SIZE/TYPE PRESS. TEMP. (LBS.) ELEMENTS MAX. SCFM MAX. CONDS. PART NO.
NO. A B C D E F (PSIG) (F) TYPE PART NO. • 100 PSIG
CONNECTION
HEAD BOWL
1 1 COALESCING 74635-21 25 INLINE
2 23 1 39 7 5 8 PARTICULATE 74635-22 42 INLINE
ZINC 1.5
ZINC 74647-1
2 6 32 3 2 300 150 3 1
4 64
2 16 8
NPT NPT ODORGARD 74635-77 25 INLINE
1 1 COALESCING 74635-23 50 INLINE
2 29 1 39 13 8
5 9 32 3 6 300 150 3 1 PARTICULATE 74635-24 83 INLINE 1.5 74647-2
4 64
2 32
NPT NPT ODORGARD 74635-78 50 INLINE
1 COALESCING 74635-25 100 INLINE
1 5 15 27 1 8
15 11 8 3 16 32
3 7 300 225 5 1 PARTICULATE 74635-26 167 INLINE 1.5 74647-3
NPT 4 NPT CARBON
ODORGARD 74635-80 100 INLINE
ZINC
1 1 1 COALESCING 74635-74 250 INLINE STEEL
12 3 9 3
30 24 3 14 8,2 300 225 14 1 PARTICULATE 74635-75 417 INLINE 1.5 74647-4
5 16 1 32 8
NPT NPT ODORGARD 74635-76 250 INLINE
1 1 1 COALESCING 74635-31 325 INLINE
12 5 3 9 1 8, 2
50 30 8 5 16 1 32 42 20 300 225 19 1 PARTICULATE 74635-32 542 INLINE 1.5 74647-5
NPT NPT ODORGARD 74635-79 325 INLINE
1 1 1 COALESCING 74635-129 550 INLINE
22 1 7 8, 2
X100 34 2 6 18 4 21 25 300 225 22 1 PARTICULATE 74635-135 700 INLINE 1.5 74647-6
NPT NPT ODORGARD 74635-141 550 INLINE CARBON
ALUMINUM
1 1 1 COALESCING 74635-130 750 INLINE STEEL
22 1 7 1 1 8, 2
X160 40 4 6 18 52 31 2 300 225 32 1 PARTICULATE 74635-136 1,000 INLINE 1.5 74647-7
NPT NPT ODORGARD 74635-142 750 INLINE
1 COALESCING 74635-131 1,100 INLINE
3 3 1 2
X200 NPT 41 78 2 6 28 2 300 225 25 1 PARTICULATE 74635-137 1,825 INLINE
ALUMINUM 1.5
ALUMINUM 74647-8
NPT ODORGARD 74635-143 1,100 INLINE
STANDARD ASME HOUSING DATA STANDARD ASME ASSEMBLY DATA
DIMENSIONS (IN.) NO. ELEMENT MATERIALS
MODEL CONNECTION WEIGHT OF
DESCRIPTION OF INITIAL PSID • HOUSING

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SIZE/TYPE (LBS.) ELEMENTS CONNECTION
MAX. SCFM SHELL MAX. CONDS. PART NO.
NO. A B C D E F G H TYPE PART NO. • 100 PSIG & NOZZLES HEAD
COALESCING 74635-132 1,400 "A" TO "B"
1 7 1
F (∆ P PORT) X300 3" FLG. 73 87 5 43 60 43 35 320 1 PARTICULATE 74635-138 2,240 "B" TO "A" 1.5 74647-9
8 85 2 88 68
F (VENT PORT) ODORGARD 74635-144 1,400 "B" TO "A"
COALESCING 74635-133 2,000 "A" TO "B"
3 5 1 7 1
MIN. X400 4" FLG. 73 87 54 60 43 88 35 8 332 1 PARTICULATE 74635-139 3,200 "B" TO "A" 1.5 74647-10
E CLEAR G H 2 8 68
ODORGARD 74635-145 2,000 "B" TO "A"
COALESCING 74635-134 3,160 "A" TO "B"
X600 6" FLG. 79 1 1 PARTICULATE 1.5
4
7 21 65 43 12 43 35 21 2
13 21 9 21 520 1 74635-140 5,050 "B" TO "A" 74647-11
ODORGARD 74635-146 3,160 "B" TO "A"
COALESCING 74635-132 4,200 "A" TO "B"
1 3 1 1 1
X800 6" FLG. 81 4 7 21 67 43 12 4 35 2 535 3 PARTICULATE 74635-138 6,720 "B" TO "A" 1.5 74647-12
2 13 2 9 21 CARBON CARBON
B ODORGARD 74635-144 4,200 "B" TO "A"
PORT
COALESCING 74635-132 7,000 STEEL
"A" TO "B" STEEL
1 1
X1400 8" FLG. 90 9 75 21 16 34 2 14 14 800 5 PARTICULATE 74635-138 11,200 "B" TO "A" 1.5 74647-13
2
ODORGARD 74635-144 7,000 "B" TO "A"
A D
DIA. F COALESCING 74635-132 11,200 "A" TO "B"
3 1 1 1
C (DRAIN X2200 10" FLG. 99 10 20 950 8 PARTICULATE 74635-138 17,920 "B" TO "A" 1.5 74647-14
PORT)
81 21 33 4 16 2
2 16 2
MODELS ODORGARD 74635-144 11,200 "B" TO "A"
X800 – X8000
A 1
COALESCING 74635-132 16,800 "A" TO "B"
PORT 1 1 1
X3000 12" FLG. 107 10 21 86 2 24 31 12 PARTICULATE 74635-138 26,880 "B" TO "A" 1.5 74647-15
2 22 2 22 2 1015
ODORGARD 74635-144 16,800 "B" TO "A"
B COALESCING 74635-132 26,600 "A" TO "B"
1
X5000 16" FLG. 128 13 98 30 33 43 23 23 1400 19 PARTICULATE 74635-138 42,560 "B" TO "A" 1.5 74647-16
2
F (∆ P PORT) ODORGARD 74635-144 26,600 "B" TO "A"
F (DRAIN PORT) COALESCING 74635-132 39,200 "A" TO "B"
MODELS X300 – X600
1 1 1 1
X8000 18" FLG. 137 21 15 104 36 31 2 1750 27 PARTICULATE 74635-138 60,480 "B" TO "A" 1.5 74647-17
2 26 2 26 2
ODORGARD 74635-144 39,200 "B" TO "A"
COMMENT: Models X300 - X8000 above are rated for 150 psig max. pressure and 225˚F max. temperature.
 INLINE ASME HOUSING DATA INLINE ASME ASSEMBLY DATA
DIMENSIONS (IN.) MAX. CONDS. NO. ELEMENT MATERIALS
MODEL CONNECTION WEIGHT OF
DESCRIPTION OF INITIAL PSID • HOUSING
SIZE/TYPE PRESS. TEMP. (LBS.) ELEMENTS MAX. SCFM MAX. CONDS. PART NO.
NO. A B C D E F (PSIG) (F) TYPE PART NO. • 100 PSIG
CONNECTION
SHELL & NOZZLES HEADS
1 COALESCING 74635-39
11 15 2 PARTICULATE "IN" TO "OUT" 1.5
75 2" NPT 26 16 9 43 19 16 4 21 20 200 225 55 1 74635-40 375 77203
NPT ODORGARD 74635-50
1 COALESCING 74635-39
1 2
150 3" FLG. 29 16 20 20 200 225 166 2 PARTICULATE 74635-40 750 "IN" TO "OUT" 1.5 77186
8
8 85
NPT ODORGARD 74635-50
1 COALESCING 74635-39
1 5
225 18 20 20 2 200 225 176 3 PARTICULATE 74635-40 1,125 "IN" TO "OUT" 1.5 77126
4" FLG. 29 21 2 88
NPT ODORGARD 74635-50
1 COALESCING 74635-39
1
375 20 28 24 2 200 225 250 5 PARTICULATE 74635-40 1,875 "IN" TO "OUT" 1.5 77187
4" FLG. 39 83 4 12 43
NPT ODORGARD 74635-50
1 COALESCING 74635-39
450 6" FLG. 39 83 20 28 41 12 43 24 2 200 225 260 6 PARTICULATE 74635-40 2,250 "IN" TO "OUT" 1.5 77188
NPT ODORGARD 74635-50 CARBON CARBON
1 COALESCING 74635-39 STEEL STEEL
1 2
750 6" FLG. 45 26 31 2 18 24 200 225 475 10 PARTICULATE 74635-40 3,750 "IN" TO "OUT" 1.5 77189
NPT ODORGARD 74635-50
1 COALESCING 74635-39
1050 8" FLG. 45 26 31 21 18 24 2 200 225 500 14 PARTICULATE 74635-40 5,250 "IN" TO "OUT" 1.5 77128
NPT ODORGARD 74635-50
1 COALESCING 74635-39
1500 8" FLG. 49 34 31 43 24 27 2 200 225 690 20 PARTICULATE 74635-40 7,500 "IN" TO "OUT" 1.5 77200
NPT ODORGARD 74635-50
1 COALESCING 74635-39
1
"IN" TO "OUT"

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2550
2250 10" FLG. 54 40 34 43 30 33 2 2 125 225 850 30 PARTICULATE 74635-40 11,250 1.5 77201
NPT ODORGARD 74635-50
1 COALESCING 74635-39
2775 10" FLG. 54 40 34 3 30 33 21 2 125 225 860 37 PARTICULATE 74635-40 13,875 "IN" TO "OUT" 1.5 77130
4 NPT ODORGARD 74635-50

NOTES: 1. Filter Model Numbers X300 thru X8000 are ASME stamped (rated as applicable) for 150 psig maximum pressure and 225O F maximum temperature

2. Description of connections for filter types is as follows:

Coalescing = Flow from inside to outside of cartridge ("A" port to "B" port)
Particulate = Flow from outside to inside of cartridge ("B" port to "A" port)
Odorgard = Flow from outside to inside of cartridge ("B" port to " A" port)
Connections on Filter Model Numbers. 75 thru 2775 should be made only as indicated on housing, i.e. "IN" to "OUT" regardless of element type.

3. Initial psid at maximum conditions for elements is 1.5 psid clean/dry, 2.5 psid wet.
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