Aviation Fuel Filter Coalescer 1-628C5TB

Product Description

Gas efficient separation/filter element (filter element) is a separation and purification product specially designed for natural gas gathering and application. It is suitable for gas, artificial gas and other non-corrosive gases, such as nitrogen, carbon dioxide, propane, butane, gas-liquid-solid separation, gas gathering pipeline and gas transmission pipeline. Separation and purification equipment components necessary for stations, compressor stations, distribution stations, pigging stations, terminal stations and various application fields can effectively filter the dirt in pipelines and the debris peeling off the pipe wall to ensure the safe operation of gas transmission and gas equipment and meet the requirements of pipeline transportation and users for the quality of natural gas

1-628C5TB Technical data

Item: Coalescer Filter Cartridges

P/N: 1-628C5TB

Marking on filter end cap: 1-628C5TB

Packing box: brown blank carton + customized label

Structure: Screw Base

Gaskets: Buna-N

Dimensions: OD=6”/152.4mm,ID=3.5’/88.9mm, L=28”/711.2mm

Material: Pleated - fiberglass

Filtration accuracy: 0.4micron

End caps: galvanized carbon steel

Supporting core: galvanized carbon steel

Max. differential pressure: 75psi

Changeout Pressure Differential:15 psi

Max. temperature: 240ºF (115°C)

PH range：5~9

1-628C5TB Product Details

1-628C5TB FEATURES:

• Cost effective particle and emulsified water removal from hydrocarbon fluids 

• Easy installation and replacement with one-piece design 

• Choice of Threaded Base or Open End cartridges 

• Choice of All-Fiberglass Media or Combination Fiberglass and Pleated Media 

• Field proven performance 

• Ongoing qualification testing to meet changing commercial and military requirements 

• Used as a first-stage cartridge in Filter/Separator 

• Remove particulates and coalesce water into large water drops

1-628C5TB APPLICATION

Coalescer cartridges are used primarily to coalesce emulsified water and remove particles from hydrocarbon fluids. The largest single application is the filtration of aviation jet fuel. They are also used with other types of fuels, process streams in refineries and petrochemical plants, and condensate streams where natural gas is produced. Other liquids can be separated if they are immiscible, the specific gravities differ, and high concentrations of surface active agents are not present. As a rule of thumb, if a sample of the mixture readily separates in an hour or two, a coalescer can probably be used. If the mixture hasn’t separated after 24 hours, coalescing probably won’t work.