CN95 certification is based on test standards previously developed by the CATARC research institute in its market study on the Chinese cabin air filter market. Mann+Hummel is supporting vehicle manufacturers in the certification process.

CN95 certification is based on test standards previously developed by the CATARC research institute in its market study on the Chinese cabin air filter market. Mann+Hummel is supporting vehicle manufacturers in the certification process.

CN95 certification is setting new standards in the cabin air filter market, although it is not yet a mandatory requirement for the sales of cabin air filters in China.

The pre-filter was developed by Hengst Filtration and the development of the housing was a joint effort between Hengst and TBH. All extraction systems sold by TBH GmbH as part of its DF-series will now be equipped with the InLine patient filter.

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The primary filter screen of the fresh air fan can filter more than 10 μ m of air pollution particles; the filter materials of the medium and high efficiency filter screens are significantly denser and tighter than the primary filter screen of the first layer, and can filter PM2.5 and smaller nanometer ultra-fine particles, the pore diameter of which is very small, playing a precise and fine filtering role in the whole air duct.

According to the maintenance cycle of the vehicle, when the ambient air quality is generally good, it is sufficient to clean the air filter regularly every 5000 kilometers. However, when the ambient air quality is poor, it is best to clean it every 3000 kilometers in advance. , Car owners can choose to go to the 4S shop to clean up, or you can do it yourself.

Filtration specialist Mann+Hummel and recycling and environmental services company Alba Group are expanding their partnership to tackle vehicle emissions.

Mann+Hummel announced its Mann-Filter air filter C 24 005 is now utilizing recycled synthetic fibers.

Gasoline filter is abbreviated as steam filter. Gasoline filters are divided into carburetor type and electronic injection type. For gasoline engines that use carburetor, the gasoline filter is located on the inlet side of the fuel transfer pump. The working pressure is relatively small. Generally, nylon shells are used. The gasoline filter is located on the outlet side of the fuel transfer pump, and the working pressure is relatively high. A metal casing is usually used. The filter element of the gasoline filter mostly uses filter paper, and there are also gasoline filters that use nylon cloth and molecular materials. The main function is to filter out impurities in the gasoline. If the gasoline filter is dirty or clogged. In-line filter paper gasoline filter: The gasoline filter is inside this type of gasoline filter, and the folded filter paper is connected to the two ends of the plastic or metal/metal filter. After the dirty oil enters, the outer wall of the filter passes through layers of filter paper After filtering, it reaches the center and clean fuel flows out.

Air filtration has three modes: inertia, filtration and oil bath. Inertia: because the density of particles and impurities is higher than that of air, when the particles and impurities rotate or make sharp turns with the air, the centrifugal inertial force can separate impurities from the gas stream.

The filter element of the air cleaner is divided into two types: dry filter element and wet filter element. The dry filter element material is filter paper or non-woven fabric. In order to increase the air passage area, most of the filter elements are processed with many small folds. When the filter element is slightly fouled, it can be blown with compressed air. When the filter element is seriously fouled, it should be replaced with a new one in time.

Since China joined WTO in 2001, it has entered the tenth year. China’s automobile industry has achieved rapid development during this decade. And the automotive filter industry, which is inseparable from the development of the entire vehicle, has also developed rapidly. Water rises. My country exported 58.775 million auto filters, an increase of 13.57% over 2010, and the amount involved was US$127 million, an increase of 41.26% over 2010.

The company has 10 years of mature foreign trade experience and has mature and stable international-level large customers.

With lingering air quality problems both inside and out, many people are turning to air purifiers to create healthier, cleaner air in the home. These air purifiers use numerous technologies and have many different components.One of the most important components, however, is the air filter. Although some air purifiers do not have filters, most models do. Just like the purifiers themselves, these filters come in many different shapes, sizes, and materials. They also meet many different purposes.Understanding how these filters work is crucial if you are going to make the right choice for your home or office. When you know the various types of filters, as well as their unique purposes, you can make a smart decision for your specific air quality needs... 

At K2TEC, the term filter cloth for industrial filtration covers all products that are manufactured using a so-called complex weave as opposed to mesh filter fabrics, which are a square weave.Filter cloths have different types of yarns such as monofilament, multifilament, staple fibre, in different natural or synthetic materials such as polyester, polyamide (nylon), polypropylene, PTFE (teflon)…These filter cloths offer filtration ratings from 1 micron to 1000 microns. This type of fabric is generally used in solid-liquid separation but also in air filtration, either directly or as a support for finer specific filter media.Generally on this type of filter fabrics, the filtration rating is of great importance but also the permeability to increase the efficiency of the filter, the mechanical resistance and the dimensional stability. Finally a capacity for cleaning and discharging filter cake.

Along with fiberglass, some HVAC filters are made of pleated cotton.They consist of the same cotton used in countless other everyday products. The cotton is pleated and formed into an HVAC filter for the purpose of air filtration.You might be surprised to learn that pleated cotton HVAC filters are even more effective at removing particulate matter from the air than fiberglass HVAC filters. On the Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value (MERV) scale, they have a rating of six to 13, compared to just three to four for that of fiberglass HVAC filters.Another advantage of pleated cotton HVAC filters is their ability to produce static electricity.Why is this important? When a pleated cotton HVAC filter produces static electricity, particulate matter will cling to it.With that said, pleated cotton HVAC filters are more expensive than fiberglass HVAC filters, and they usually have a shorter lifespan. 

Filtration is a physical separation process that separates solid matter and fluid from a mixture using a filter medium that has a complex structure through which only the fluid can pass. Solid particles that cannot pass through the filter medium are described as oversize and the fluid that passes through is called the filtrate.[1] Oversize particles may form a filter cake on top of the filter and may also block the filter lattice, preventing the fluid phase from crossing the filter, known as blinding. The size of the largest particles that can successfully pass through a filter is called the effective pore size of that filter. The separation of solid and fluid is imperfect; solids will be contaminated with some fluid and filtrate will contain fine particles (depending on the pore size, filter thickness and biological activity). Filtration occurs both in nature and in engineered systems; there are biological, geological, and industrial forms.[2]

A hydrophobic membrane, such as polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) will resist any aqueous sample, creating back pressure. Although it is sometimes possible to overcome this back pressure with additional force, there is a risk of membrane rupture and incomplete filtration.Should there be no alternative, pre-wetting the membrane with an alcohol can reduce this back-pressure effect.PTFE and other hydrophobic materials are well suited to organic samples and solvents, which result in no resistance or back pressure. However, some organic solvents can absorb into the membrane material, especially when in contact for long periods.This absorption makes the material swell, reducing pore size and affecting the performance of the filter. Some solvents might also chemically attack the material, releasing extractables into the filtrate. In rare cases, a solvent might partly or fully dissolve the membrane, resulting in breakthrough and potential contamination of the sample.Aqueous samples are unlikely to damage most membrane materials, particularly hydrophilic. However, pH is a significant factor in determining membrane compatibility.Strongly acidic or alkaline solvents might not immediately damage a membrane but can have an effect over time. As such, only highly inert membranes such as PTFE are suitable for high and low pH samples.