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US Patent 7611001 Plugged filter detection system

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United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
7611001
Date of Patent
November 3, 2009
Patent Application Number
11416908
Date Filed
May 3, 2006
Patent Primary Examiner
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Richard M Lorence
Patent abstract

A plugged filter detection system includes a valve housed within a cavity defining an initial inlet for receiving fluid at an inlet pressure before fluid enters a filter, a final inlet for receiving fluid at an outlet pressure after the fluid exits the filter, and a switch port for directing fluid to a switch to activate the switch. The inlet pressure biases the valve in a first direction and the outlet pressure biases the valve in a second direction substantially opposing the first direction. The valve is movable from a first position to a second position to unblock the switch port, thereby allowing the switch to be activated when inlet pressure is greater than outlet pressure. A spring preferably biases the valve in the second direction, such that inlet pressure must be greater than outlet pressure by at least the spring constant to allow switch activation.

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