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Device and method for continuously fractionating a gas by adsorption and in-service testing device

Patent 6200365 Issued on March 13, 2001. Estimated Expiration Date: Icon_subject April 30, 2019. Estimated Expiration Date is calculated based on simple USPTO term provisions. It does not account for terminal disclaimers, term adjustments, failure to pay maintenance fees, or other factors which might affect the term of a patent.

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Assignee

Application

No. 302653 filed on 04/30/1999

US Classes:

95/19, Pressure sensed95/23, Gas flow rate sensed95/112, Steam is sweep gas95/117, Water sorbed96/109, With control means responsive to sensed condition96/113, Pressure sensing means96/117, Indicating, signal, or alarm means96/130, With means for regenerating solid sorbent96/144Gas contacting means

Examiners

Primary: Spitzer, Robert

Attorney, Agent or Firm

Foreign Patent References

  • 3210030 DE 09/19/1983

International Class

B01D 053/047

Foreign Application Priority Data

1996-10-31 DE

Abstract

A device for continuously fractionating a gas by adsorption, an in-service testing device in a processor-controlled adsorption drier system and a method for testing the operating capability of an adsorption drier system under the control of a processor, including two adsorbent beds connected to one another in a switching system, in which regeneration is performed by a flow of regeneration gas. The device has a gas inlet, a gas outlet and a bypass outlet feeding into a common functional block, which contains a line switching circuit, a first and a second shuttle valve and, optionally, other components. The in-service testing device and the device are so compact due to their respective structures that they can be integrated with one another requiring little space and having low assembly requirements. The testing method is configured to co-operate with the in-service testing device and the device, requiring only a few components for the application thereof. Furthermore, since it needs only a few components, the method has very few requirements in terms of manufacture and space.

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