text: United States Patent: 6811685 ( 1 of 1 ) United States Patent 6,811,685 Wanni , et al. November 2, 2004 Fouling mitigation device with movable screen Abstract A self-cleaning strainer which may be installed upstream of a heat exchanger to prevent debris greater than a critical size from reaching the heat exchanger. The strainer is preferably mounted just upstream of a heat exchanger in order to minimize the possibility of debris reaching the heat exchanger. The strainer comprises a screen element which can be advanced across the flow path of the fluid between two rollers. The screen element is placed so that the fluid must flow across the screen element face to continue through the process pipe; the screen may be perpendicular or parallel to the fluid flow axis of the strainer body or at an intermediate angle to it. Flow blocking members are used so as to direct the flow to pass through the screen element. Inventors: Wanni; Amar S. (Falls Church, VA), Rudy; Thomas M. (Warrenton, VA), Calanog; Marciano M. (Gainsville, VA) Assignee: ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company (Annandale, NJ) Appl. No.: 10/643,377 Filed: August 19, 2003 Current U.S. Class: 210/97 ; 210/175; 210/181; 210/387; 210/435; 210/446; 210/499; 242/396.1; 242/538.2; 242/918; 55/351; 55/352; 55/354; 55/422; 55/491; 55/495; 55/506; 96/421; 96/429 Current International Class: B01D 29/09 (20060101); B01D 033/00 () Field of Search: 210/97,175,181,359,387,400,435,446,499 55/351,352,354,422,490,491,495,506 96/421,429 242/396.1,538.2,918 References Cited [Referenced By] U.S. Patent Documents 1982639 December 1934 Christofferson 3286443 November 1966 Wooldridge et al. 3337898 August 1967 Zador et al. 3350855 November 1967 Revell 3368333 February 1968 Merklin 3375638 April 1968 Julien 3552098 January 1971 Cochran 3552101 January 1971 Papp 3559380 February 1971 Neumann 3611677 October 1971 Neumann 3695008 October 1972 Neumann 3774373 November 1973 Welch et al. 3783588 January 1974 Hudis 3800509 April 1974 Carr et al. 3912632 October 1975 Winzen 3940335 February 1976 Kalman 4062779 December 1977 Nakamura et al. 4174205 November 1979 Koushiafes 4191653 March 1980 Hampton 4221576 September 1980 Phillips, Jr. 4261822 April 1981 Richardson 4405342 September 1983 Bergman 4470833 September 1984 Wolfe 4477350 October 1984 Brandt et al. 4518494 May 1985 Jackson 4521230 June 1985 Strong 4561975 December 1985 Schloss, Jr. 4822486 April 1989 Wilkins et al. 4894071 January 1990 Klein 4976749 December 1990 Adamski et al. 5108592 April 1992 Wilkins et al. 5192429 March 1993 Bader 5215656 June 1993 Stoneburner 5217512 June 1993 Williams 5217513 June 1993 Armbruster 5411579 May 1995 Benton et al. 5529593 June 1996 Simmons 5556592 September 1996 Hitchings 5599363 February 1997 Percy 5676197 October 1997 Diebold et al. 5676731 October 1997 Hitchings 5912423 June 1999 Doughty et al. 6139727 October 2000 Lockwood 6152998 November 2000 Taylor 6168646 January 2001 Craig et al. 6221120 April 2001 Bennington et al. 6231764 May 2001 Wilkins 6402822 June 2002 Najm 6491735 December 2002 Najm 6632269 October 2003 Najm 6734801 May 2004 Scofield 6736965 May 2004 Cousineau et al. 6743282 June 2004 Najm 2004/0069703 April 2004 Wanni et al. Primary Examiner: Popovics; Robert James Attorney, Agent or Firm: Keen; Malcolm D. Parent Case Text This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional application 60/411,670, filed Sep. 18, 2002. Claims What is claimed is: 1. A strainer device for removing debris particles from a flow stream in a flow pipe, comprising: (a) a housing into which the flow stream passes from the flow pipe for filtration and from which it passes after filtration; (b) a screen element; (c) a source roller attached to a first end of the screen element; and (d) a take-up roller attached to a second end of the screen element; in which the screen element extends across the interior of the housing in the path of the flow stream to define (i) a flow region upstream of the screen and a flow region downstream of the screen, (ii) an active portion of the screen element which is in the path of the flow stream and through which the flow stream may pass, and (iii) a non-active portion, and means for rotating the source roller and the take up roller to move the screen element from the source roller to the take-up roller so as to periodically replace the active portion of the screen element with a previously non-active portion of the screen element. 2. The device of claim 1 in which the device is placed upstream of a heat exchanger. 3. The device of claim 1 in which the screen element is disposed perpendicular to the flow direction of the flow stream in the housing. 4. The device of claim 1 in which a face of the screen element is disposed parallel to the flow direction of the flow stream in the housing. 5. The device of claim 4 further comprising at least one blocking member extending from the wall of the housing into sliding engagement with a face of the screen to cause the flow direction of the flow stream in the housing to rotate ninety degrees prior to passing through the screen element. 6. The device of claim 1 in which a face of the screen element is located at an acute angle to the flow direction of the flow stream. 7. The device of claim 1 which includes a screen support plate located at the rear face of the screen and fixed relative to the housing which permits the flow fluid to pass through it after passing through the screen and into the flow region downstream of the screen. 8. The device of claim 7 in which a flow blocking member extends from the wall of the housing into slidable engagement with the screen to form the flow region downstream of the screen into which the flow fluid passes after passing the screen. 9. The device of claim 7 in which a flow blocking member extends from the wall of the housing into engagement with a support plate located at the rear face of the screen and which permits the flow fluid to pass through it after passing through the screen, into the flow region downstream of the screen. 10. The device of claim 1 in which the screen element is located in a substantially vertical plane in the housing. 11. The device of claim 10 in which a flow blocking member extends from the wall of the housing into slidable engagement with the screen to form the flow region upstream of the screen and which blocks flow around the screen. 12. The device of claim 10 in which the screen is disposed substantially vertically in the housing and is movable with respect to flow blocking members extending from the wall of the housing to the flow regions upstream and downstream of the screen. 13. The device of claim 12 which includes (i) a collection chamber for filtered debris particles located below the active portion of the screen and (ii) a debris collection slot adjacent the upstream face of the screen and below the active portion of the screen to permit debris particles filtered from the liquid by the screen to fall into the debris collection chamber. 14. The device of claim 13 in which the slot extends across the upstream face of the screen. 15. The device of claim 1 which includes a motor and a motor controller which to selectively activate advance of the screen element. 16. The device of claim 15 in which the motor controller is connected to a pressure transducer sensitive to the pressure in the flow fluid across the screen element and which actuates the motor in response to a pressure increase in the flow fluid as debris particle accumulate on the screen. 17. The device of claim 1 in which the pin retractor is actuated in response to an pressure increase in the flow fluid as debris particle accumulate on the screen. 18. The device of claim 17 which includes by a movable element in communication with the flow region on the upstream side of the screen element and the flow region on the downstream side of the screen element. Description FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates generally to heat exchanger equipment and to processes employing such equipment and more particularly to straining devices which are placed upstream of heat exchangers and other fluid equipment. BACKGROUND One of the most problems associated with the use of heat exchangers is the tendency toward fouling. Fouling refers to the various deposits and coatings which form on the surfaces of heat exchangers as a result of fluid flow and heat transfer. There are various types of fouling including corrosion, mineral deposits, polymerization, crystallization, coking, sedimentation and biological. The situation is made even worse due to the fact that various fouling types can interact with each other to cause even more fouling. Fouling can and does result in additional resistance with respect to the heat transfer and thus decreased performance with respect to heat transfer. Fouling also causes an increased pressure drop by reducing the flow area for the fluid flowing on the inside of the exchanger. There are a large number of techniques suitable for reducing fouling which can take the form of structural features within the heat exchanger body itself. Significant fouling reduction can however also be achieved by removing debris from the process stream upstream of the heat exchanger. In fact, the presence of debris in various streams that are fed into heat exchangers as well as fluid streams which flow through other devices can cause significant problems that, in some cases, can not be remedied, even by the most effective fouling mitigation technique within the heat exchanger or other device. Fouling can result in problems such as hydraulic limitations, poor heat exchanger thermal performance and premature tube failures causing unplanned unit shutdown. In addition, frequent opening and closing of heat exchangers can lead to poor reliability as a result of wear and tear on the heat exchanger and possible damage to heat exchanger components. In many petrochemical processes, straining of debris upstream of the heat exchanger is provided by a bucket-type strainer. Unfortunately, because these devices are cumbersome and require frequent cleaning, they are often eliminated from the fluid flow circuits. As a result, many flow streams, although they may have been designed to include a straining function, often do not have one in practice. In some cases, straining functionality may even be left out of the process design because of expense or because of an understanding of the realities of the difficulties in using bucket-type straining devices. Even if one of these straining devices is included in the fluid flow, the strainer must usually be bypassed during cleaning and large debris can therefore pass towards the heat exchanger when cleaning is underway. This problem can be avoided through the use of at least two strainers, connected in parallel, in the process but such a solution adds significant expense. Strainers require isolation, draining, and steam-cleaning before they can be taken apart for cleaning. This is a tedious and time-consuming process. While various strainer types that provide automatic cleaning as debris builds up within the straining device exist, these devices are generally very expensive, relatively ineffective or both. In addition, since automatic strainers require motors, electrical power is required and the drive mechanism and motor reliability can become concerns. Finally, automatic strainers require a third fluid stream to remove the debris. This stream and the supporting hardware and piping create additional maintenance and upkeep requirements. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION According to the present invention, a self-cleaning strainer comprises a movable screen element that is attached to two rollers and placed in the fluid flow path to intercept debris in the fluid comprises: (a) a housing into which the flow stream passes from the flow pipe for filtration and from which it passes after filtration; (b) a screen element; (c) a source roller attached to a first end of the screen element; and (d) a take-up roller attached to a second end of the screen element. The screen element extends across the interior of the housing in the path of the flow stream to define (i) a flow region upstream of the screen and a flow region downstream of the screen, (ii) an active portion of the screen element which is in the path of the flow stream and through which the flow stream may pass, and (iii) a non-active portion, and means for rotating the source roller and the take up roller to move the screen element from the source roller to the take-up roller so as to periodically replace the active portion of the screen element with a previously non-active portion of the screen element. The screen element may be placed perpendicular to the fluid flow direction in the housing so that the fluid flow in a straight line flow path directly through the screen element to continue on through the equipment. Alternatively, the screen element may be placed at another angle to the flow. It may be placed parallel to the general flow axis (but still in the path of the fluid flow), with blocking members to force the flow direction at the inlet to turn in order to pass through the screen. As a result, the fluid passes through the screen element to intercept any debris particles caught up in the fluid. The rollers contain a length of screen element with its face in the flow channel, that may be rolled from one roller to another over time. The rollers may be operated manually or by an electric motor. Various options are available for triggering the rotation of the rollers to feed new screen element length into the flow channel. In addition to manual rotation as determined by an operator, automated rolling may occur based upon, for example, elapsed time and/or a specific level of debris buildup as measured by an increase in the pressure drop across the screen element. Other automatic advance triggers are also possible. The present invention provides many advantages including a significant reduction of debris within various fluid flow systems particularly those that include a heat exchanging function. In the case of processes involving heat exchangers, the removal of debris upstream of the heat exchanger provides a very significant amount of fouling reduction and the strainer may be used either with or without other fouling mitigation techniques within the heat exchanger itself. The present strainer may be employed in a great many applications only one of which is processes that include heat exchangers. The present strainer may be used in connection with any application which involves any fluid and which benefits from the removal of debris particles from the fluid flow in order to improve process performance, preserve process equipment or otherwise. DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram providing a side view, as viewed from the flow direction, of the fouling mitigation device of the present invention in a first embodiment in which the filtering screen element is placed in position perpendicular to the flow direction through the device. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of cross-section Y--Y of FIG. 1 providing a front view of the fouling mitigation device. FIG. 3a is an exploded front view of the filtering screen in one embodiment of the present invention showing a screen lock which controls the advance of the filtering screen. FIG. 3b is a plan view of the filtering screen in one embodiment of the present invention showing the guide elements. FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram illustrating one embodiment of the screen lock. FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram illustrating a second embodiment of the pin-and-hole feature. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram providing side and front views, as viewed from the flow direction, of the present fouling mitigation device in a second embodiment in which the filtering screen element is placed in position such that it is parallel to the flow direction through the device. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of cross-section A--A of FIG. 6 providing a plan view. DETAILED DESCRIPTION FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate the fouling mitigation device 100 of the present invention, referred to for convenience a the strainer, in a form in housing 140 in which the filtering screen 110 is placed in position perpendicular to the direction of the flow axis occurring through and through housing 140 and in a substantially vertically upright position. FIG. 1 provides a side view of the device and FIG. 2 provides an end view of the device. Filtering screen 110 comprises a length of screen material which is wound on source roller 150 and on take up roller 160. Although these Figures show source roller 150 and take up roller 160 on a vertical centerline, each may be alternatively displaced from this centerline by some amount in order to optimize performance. Filtering screen 110 is preferably manufactured from a wire mesh or perforated sheet which may be stainless steel or some other metal which is resistant to corrosion or some non-metallic material if it is compatible with the flowing fluid. In one embodiment, for example, filtering screen 110 may measure 20 cm wide, 3 mm thick and 36 m long. The length of filtering screen 110 is preferably sufficient to permit continued use without requiring installation of a new filtering screen 110 or cleaning of the existing filtering screen 110 for a period of five years or more, to coincide with normal turnaround schedules although the time required between required changes of filtering screen 110 will depend on many factors such as the actual length of the installed filtering screen 110, the amount and type of debris in the fluid stream, the frequency and factors at and upon which the filtering screen 110 is advanced and other factors. By rolling filtering screen 110 from source roller 150 to take up roller 160 over time, cleaning of the actual element which captures debris is unnecessary because this element is replaced with a new portion of filtering screen when the filtering element becomes dirty to the point where its effectiveness is reduced and/or flow is significantly reduced. Fouling mitigation device 100 consists of a cruciform housing 140 which contains source roller 150, take up roller 160 and filtering screen 110. Filtering screen 110 is rolled from source roller 150 to take up roller 160 within the chamber. Rolling of the filtering screen may occur manually as determined by an operator using crank 175 or some other mechanism which causes take up roller 160 to wind additional filtering screen 110 from source roller 150 onto take up roller 160. A crank may also be employed in connection with source roller 150 in order to permit an operator to manually move filtering screen 110 in both directions. Reverse movement may be used, after removing fouling mitigation device 100 from the fluid stream, for the purpose of cleaning filtering screen 110. Alternatively, the screen may be rolled automatically from source roller 150 to take up roller 160 as a result of a specified level of debris on the active portion (i.e. the portion of filtering screen 100 presently within pipe 130) of screen 110 as determined by pressure drop changes across the active portion of the screen. Automatic rolling from source roller 150 to take up roller 160 can take place irrespective of a change in pressure drop but instead at a predetermined rolling rate per unit time. In this case, rolling occurs on a periodic basis over time but preferably only with respect to a portion of the active screen length. Thus, for example, if the active screen length present in the pipe is approximately 15 cm (corresponding to an approximate 15 cm pipe cross section diameter), rolling may occur once a day with a roll amount of 25 mm. As such, in this example, the active portion of filtering screen 110 will be completely replaced each six days but on a staggered basis. Alternatively, the complete active portion of filtering screen 110 may be replaced all at once at some fixed periodic rate. For example, filtering screen 110 may be advanced a full 15 cm once every six days in the case of a 15 cm pipe cross section. The present strainer is not necessarily limited to use with pipes having a circular cross-section; it may easily be adapted to fluid flow structures with non-circular cross-sections. As can be seen in FIGS. 1 and 2, pipe 130 passes through the cruciform housing 140 forming the body of strainer 100 which extends from top cap 165 at one end to debris flushing valve 145 at the other end. Strainer 100 is placed in the fluid flow in a vertical position so that debris particles having a density which is greater than that of the fluid fall off filtering screen 110 under gravity into debris collection area 155. Debris may be flushed periodically from debris collection area 155 at the bottom of fouling mitigation device 100 by opening debris flushing valve 145. Process fluid can pass through bottom opening 125 into the lower chamber of fouling mitigation device 100 but lower blocking member 190 which engages with stationary screen support member 175 at the rear face of screen 110 prevents the fluid which has not passed through filtering screen 110 from entering the flow region downstream of screen 110 and from there into pipe 130. Bottom opening 125 preferably comprises an opening of approximately 25% of the diameter of pipe 130 in its lateral length along the flow direction of pipe 130. This size is big enough to permit debris of larger particle size to fall into debris collection area 155 but not so large as to create excessive re-circulation flow between pipe 130 and fluid volume surrounding take up roller 160. When a new filtering screen 110 is installed, the majority of filtering screen 110 is present on source roller 150. Filtering screen 110 is fed through the cross section of pipe 130 and then a leader portion of filtering screen 110 is rolled onto take up roller 160. Bearings 147 are preferably used in connection with both source roller 150 and take up roller 160 so as to ensure smooth rotational operation and to avoid the possibility of the shafts becoming jammed by mud-like sedimentation that could occur in many processes. The moving mechanical parts of strainer 100 may be accommodated in removable cartridge 210 within housing 140. Cartridge 210 may be slidably inserted and removed into and out of the upper portion of housing 140 which is permanently placed forming a cruciform relationship with pipe 130 forming the filtering area at the intersection of two intersecting cylindrical bodies, housing 140 and 130. In a preferred embodiment, removable cartridge 210 houses bearings 147, rollers 150 and 160, filtering screen 110, blocking members 180 and 190 and blocking members 220. Seal 230 surrounding the actuating shaft for roller 160 (here, the shaft of crank 175) prevents leakage past the shaft. In addition to bottom opening 125, strainer 100 also includes a top opening 135 which permits process fluid which has flowed through filtering screen 110 to enter the upper chamber strainer 100 from the flow regions downstream of the screen. Process in chamber 100 is prevented from re-entering the flow region upstream of filtering screen 110 by upper blocking member 180 which extends from the wall of housing 140 into sliding contact with the front face of screen 110. Flanges 195 are typically included so that the strainer can be connected to existing piping and removed for maintenance. Support element 175 in sliding contact with the rear face of screen 110 provides additional structural support to filtering screen 110 and suitably comprises a perforated plate through which the filtered process liquid can flow. Strainer 100 need not be interposed at a ninety-degree angle to axis of housing 140 and pipe 130 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. As an alternative, it may be interposed at a slanted angle relative to the axis (in the flow direction) of housing 140 and pipe 130. One advantage of doing so is to provide additional active surface area for the portion of filtering screen 110 that is deployed to trap debris as opposed to the case in which pipe 130 and fouling mitigation device 100 are deployed in the ninety-degree cruciform arrangement. As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 below it may also be interposed parallel to the axis of pipe 130. A close up view of filtering screen 110 is provided in FIG. 3a. As shown in FIG. 3a, filtering screen 110 may include, on one or both edges, metal band 320 which contains evenly spaced holes 340. Holes 340 are arranged such that a pin (FIG. 4) located at or near the top of the lower chamber of strainer 100 and near the lower surface of pipe 130 may be selectively engaged within at least one of the holes 340. The pin-and-hole feature of this embodiment serves to assist in controlling the proper advancement of filtering screen 110 as well as holding filtering screen 110 in place during normal operation. Depending upon the particular application, holes 340 within metal band 320 may be spaced apart a length which is equal to one complete advancement of filtering screen 110 in which the complete "active" portion of filtering screen 110 is replaced by a complete new "active" portion of filtering screen 110. For example, if the diameter of pipe 130 is equal to approximately 15 cm and so is the "active" portion of filtering screen 110, holes 340 may be spaced apart approximately the same distance to ensure complete replacement of the "active portion" during a normal advancement of filtering screen 110. Alternatively, if incremental advances of filtering screen 110 are desired (i.e., less than the complete "active" portion is replaced in connection with one advancement) holes 340 may be spaced apart some length which is less than the length of one active portion. For example, holes 340 may be spaced apart 5 cm for a 15 cm active portion allowing three advancements to completely replace the active portion of filtering screen 110. In FIG. 3b, it can be seen that removable cartridge 210 also preferably includes a pair of guides 350 which accept metal bands 320 of filtering screen 110 to lend additional strength to screen 110. The pin-and-hole screen lock feature may be employed with either automatic advancement implementations (in which the pin is automatically retracted from hole, filtering screen 110 is advanced and the pin is then replaced in another hole 340) or in manual advancement implementations (in which an operator manually retracts the pin from the hole, advances filtering screen 110 and then replaces the pin in the next hole 340). FIG. 4 illustrates a screen lock actuation mechanism that may be employed in connection with the pin-and-hole feature described above as one example of how a pin-and-hole feature could be implemented. In this form, pin 410 is movable so that it may selectively be placed in a forward position to pass through hole 340. When filtering screen 110 needs to be advanced, pin 410 may be moved to a rearward position in which it is not engaged within a hole 340, so filtering screen 110 is freely movable. The pin actuation mechanism consists of piston 810 which is positioned at its extreme left position when filtering screen 110 is clean. Piston 810 is forced into this position by the force of coil spring 820 which pushes against piston 810 in cylinder 850 in the direction of piston receptacle 840 and which, in turn, pushes pin 410 leftward so that it protrudes into hole 340. As debris collects on screen 110, the downstream pressure decreases and piston 810 moves to the right as a result of the relatively higher upstream pressure transmitted to the interior of cylinder 850. At some point, enough debris collects on screen 110 to result in enough of a decrease in downstream pressure to cause pin 410 to retract completely out of hole 340 thus permitting the free lateral movement of filtering screen 110. If piston 810 becomes stuck, pin 410 may be manually retracted from hole 340 by pulling piston 810 back through the use of knob 830. Drain valve 860 may be included so as to permit the removal of sedimentation which may enter into and settle in the piston mechanism. Piston mechanism also includes O-rings 845 which are placed on the piston to ensure that fluid does not leak from one side of piston to the other. O-ring seals 855 are placed on the stem of piston 810 where it exits cylinder 850 to prevent leakage from cylinder 850. In another version of the pin mechanism which is described in connection with FIG. 5, the overall pin mechanism includes a diaphragm to move the piston to actuate the screen pin. Pin 410 comprises an arm which extends toward pivot 450 and a substantially vertical arm 455 extends downward away from pivot 450 and terminates at main pivot 460. Pin 410 may pass through guide 430 to ensure that pin 410 stays straight and lines up properly with holes 340. A third arm 465 extends generally parallel to pin 410 and terminates at yet another pivot 470. Finally, a substantially vertical arm 475 extends upward from pivot 470 and terminates where it contacts diaphragm 440. Diaphragm 440 is preferably comprised of stainless steel and may have a thickness of approximately 1.5 mm with a diameter of approximately 10 cm but other materials and other sizes may be used so long as it has the required mechanical properties to actuate the piston and the pin mechanism. Support element 480 is preferably included to attach pivot point 460 to the frame of removable cartridge 210. When debris and other solid materials build up over time on the surface of filtering screen 110 that faces the fluid flow (the front surface), a pressure differential between the front surface of filtering screen 110 and the rear surface of filtering screen 110 is created. Diaphragm 440, due to its flexible nature, will move either in the direction inward towards the bottom chamber of fouling mitigation device 100 or inward toward the interior of pipe 130, depending on the sense and magnitude of the pressure differential. As debris builds up on the front surface of filtering screen 110, the pressure differential across filtering screen 110 and thus across diaphragm 440 causes diaphragm 440 to move upward into the interior of pipe 130. This, in turn, causes pin 410 to move in the direction away from filtering screen 110 thus removing pin 410 from hole 340. When this action is combined with either automatic or manual advancement of filtering screen 110, the combination ensures that filtering screen 110 can be advanced at the point when a predefined pressure differential exists across filtering screen 110. The pressure differential which is required to move pin 410 can be controlled specifically by a particular combination of diaphragm sizing, diaphragm materials, diaphragm placement, pivots, and arm and pin sizing and placement. In an embodiment in which automatic advancement of filtering screen 110 is employed, automated advancement (in addition to pin movement) may also be triggered based upon a predefined pressure differential across filtering screen 110. Backing element 445 may be included and placed on the low-pressure side surface of diaphragm 440 to prevent damage to diaphragm 440 in the case of extremely high pressure differentials. Backing element 445 should be placed to allow a large enough gap between it and diaphragm 440 so as to allow for normal deflection of diaphragm 440. Selective pin 410 withdrawal from holes 340 may also be accomplished by use of an electric transducer coupled to an actuator. The transducer may be configured to measure the pressure difference across filtering screen 110. A resulting signal which indicates the value of such pressure difference may be fed to a control system and actuator which, in turn, causes pin 410 to be retracted from hole 340 and the automatic advancement of filtering screen 110 as desired. FIG. 6 shows an embodiment of strainer in which the face of filtering screen 110 is placed parallel to the flow axis of the strainer housing and of the flow pipe to which it is connected (as opposed to perpendicular to the flow as in FIG. 1). In order for the actual fluid to pass through the screen 110, the flow is caused to make a ninety-degree turn through the use of blocking members within housing 140. The face of screen 110 is placed parallel to the flow axis of the strainer body and of pipe 130 and blocking member 710 is placed within pipe 130 so as to ensure that the flow passes through filtering screen 110 as opposed to around it. Filtering screen 110 in this embodiment is a flat screen element that is essentially located on the central plane of pipe 130. Blocking member 710 is configured so that any cross-sectional area of pipe 130 that is not covered by filtering screen 110 is blocked by blocking element 710. Blocking member 710 may be constructed as a single piece or as a multiple pieces placed in housing 140 so preclude by-passing of flow around filtering screen 110. FIG. 6 shows that strainer 600 comprises many of the same components as are present in the first embodiment of the present invention in which filtering screen 110 is placed perpendicular to the flow axis. Strainer 600 includes heavy debris collection area 655 for collecting debris that falls from filtering screen 110. A large gap area 630 is preferably included in the area between pipe 130 and the housing holding take-up roller 160 to allow debris to fall into heavy debris collection area 655. Debris flushing valve 645 may be used to flush debris from fouling mitigation device 600 as necessary. As can be seen from the end view presented on FIG. 6, rather than pipe 130 and housing 140 forming a cruciform shape as in FIG. 1, in the second embodiment, source roller 150, take up roller 160 and pipe 130 are spatially related as three laterally spaced circular cylindrical bodies. As can be further seen, filtering screen 110 passes from source roller 150 through pipe 130 and onto take up roller 160. Filtering screen 110 is disposed in pipe 130 so that only the relatively small leading edge of filtering screen 110 faces the flow direction; the width of filtering screen running parallel with flow direction may be as large as desired to provide the required filtering surface area through which the liquid may pass. This results in a less frequent need to advance filtering screen 110 since debris will be spread over a larger surface area of filtering screen 110. This is in contrast to the first embodiment of the present invention in which the surface area of the face of filtering screen 110 is limited to the cross-sectional diameter of pipe 130. * * * * *


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|Jul 19, 2010, 10:22 PM
It is true, two solid objects cannot occupy the same space at the same time.
|Jul 19, 2010, 10:33 PM
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9sec240...yes...two solid objects CAN exist in the same place...the results of that happening aren't real good though. MAN...I've seen close misses before but never seen a midair in all my years of flying. I've even seen planes just explode from stress 3ft off the deck moving as fast as the engine would take it but never a MIDAIR.
|Jul 19, 2010, 10:38 PM
It was crazy. We were the only two planes up. I came out of an Avalanche and at the bottom of the loop, I sliced the delta into four pieces. His battery took the large chunk out of my right wing and I went in nose first.
In the second picture, the spinner is BURIED in the dirt. I am bummed. That was a $250.00 crash.
|Jul 19, 2010, 10:55 PM
Wow That is a mess. Sorry to see the Extra in pieces. I dare say it is fixable but it wouldn't look the same. Ouch
If you looking for a good replacement for the same size I recommend the 3DHS 41" Edge 540. It is the next version of the one I just dirt napped today. I imagine you should be able to transfer all electric over to it and the airframe is just $99. I'm planing on buying a couple of them just to get silly with
It seems like all of us BOB's are in the same boat with breaking stuff. I guess that's showing what a tight knit group we have here
God Bless Y'all!
|Jul 19, 2010, 11:04 PM
Man...Ivan......ouch Bro..........not sure but didn't Einstien, or Newton figure out that statement. !!
Sorry Buddy.
Oh Jay.......man after my own heart.......seafood. Now I'm sure enough hungry....lol
|Jul 19, 2010, 11:11 PM
The firewall is destroyed and only available with the fuse. I bet I could come up with something to replace it if I wanted. A new fuse is around $50. I have the chunks torn out of the wing that I could glue back in. One gear in an AIL servo is stripped and would need to be replaced. I am sure I could get it back into acceptable shape.
I had fun with the plane but I have been really disappointed with the silly issues with it. Every time I flew it, it needed to be trimmed. I think the foam was moving around. The roll with ELE was no fun. The horrible landings were really bothersome. I wish I would have had a chance to get flaperons working to see if that would have helped slow it down enough to land well.
Maybe it is just time to get a real plane instead of a toy.
Maybe the BOBs are becoming like women that hang out together that end up on the same "cycle"... they all get crabby at the same time of the month.. we all crash together. LOL.
|Jul 19, 2010, 11:20 PM
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|Jul 19, 2010, 11:49 PM
I had some great flights today. I am trying to dial in my keychain cameras. The one I have posted all the videos with is the one I got from a buddy. That thing rocks. It is a version 3. The other one I got from Hobby City. It is a version 7 and does not rock. The sound is horrible and the video is still quite choppy even with the new class 4 SD card I got yesterday. There is supposedly a reflash that will cut FPS from 30 down to 20 which is supposed to stop the dropped frames. I will have to research that a bit more here http://chucklohr.com/808/
I got three flights on the Extra at lunch and then three more flights after work. I also got the T250 and the Gaui 500 up and worked on inverted hovering.
|Jul 20, 2010, 12:13 AM
Hi guys,
Been a while.
Just a quick update.
|Jul 20, 2010, 01:50 AM
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|Jul 20, 2010, 05:54 AM
Got my key chain cam and lipo for receiver on the mxs yesterday (the lipo in the pic is for my foamies 500mah 2s for size reference). Probably get some video during the weekend with the new cam. Grilled up some t bone steaks in the evening,been wanting to use an old power set up in something but dont really have anything thats the right size for it currently and didnt feel like making a big pink foamy.. so i just redid the mount on one of the epp planes.. 250+ watts in 17 ounces of foam should have some kick!
|Jul 20, 2010, 03:30 PM
Kind of glad I haven't been flying lately seeing all the rough patches all of you have gone through
Ivan- that just totally sucks. Been close to mid airs before but never had one. Sorry it didn't turn out well for you.
Kyle- That's odd to see a new Rx battery go dead but suppose it could happen. I'd be calling the vendor on it if I were in your shoes.
|Jul 20, 2010, 04:46 PM
Man bad luck runs in three's, hope I didnt start some new trend here.
|Jul 20, 2010, 04:49 PM
Im thinking of switching my regulator out and gettin rid of the Align 2n1, but the glow start is nice.
|Jul 20, 2010, 08:33 PM
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Flew the Uproar once today...had to trim it in but inverted flight was hands off and I had a ball.
Just got back from flying the 206 (2 packs). I wrung 'er out. Lots of high speed stuff with backflips thrown in. Some nose in, and more screaming full bore across the field....I was really connected in that sense. I didn't have a warm and fuzzy about inverted or doing rolls, so I just didn't do it. I wanted to, but something kept telling me not to push it tonight. SOMETIMES...it's better to listen to that little guy talking in your ear (don't do it stupid....).
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War unlikely: local Koreans
PETER Hyoungjin Cho stares out a window at Red River College's downtown campus, but his thoughts are halfway around the world.
The 39-year-old business administration student and his wife moved here from Korea in 2011 to build a better life, but if war breaks out on the Korean peninsula, he will have to leave his family and his hopes of a life in Canada behind. As a captain and intelligence officer in the army reserves in South Korea, he will be headed to the DMZ between North and South Korea — the world's most unfriendly and dangerous border.
"If I don't go back to my country, I can be jailed. If I become a permanent resident in Canada, I would not have to go."
Cho spent 11 years in the South Korean military as an intelligence and anti-terrorism officer before moving to Winnipeg to further his studies and find a new job. He served in Iraq, Lebanon and Afghanistan.
He talks often with his friends and family back home. Most of the time they talk about movies and celebrities, but lately they have started to talk about their neighbour to the north, and its new, young leader, Kim Jong-un.
"Most Koreans say Kim Jong Un is too young and he doesn't know how to do diplomatic issues. He doesn't know how to run an economy. After his father's death, he has shown us many ridiculous things. His people are hungry, but he plays basketball with Dennis Rodman."
Cho says the people he has talked with back home in South Korea are not concerned war is about to break out.
"My parents are there, my friends, my family, and my brother. They don't care about North Korea's provocation. It's a usual thing in the Korean peninsula. For 60 years, after the Korean war, they have been menacing. It isn't the right thing to ignore the provocation, but I don't think there is going be a war."
Simon Kim, another of the estimated 20,000 Koreans who live in Winnipeg, works at Arirang Oriental Food Market. He left Korea and his hometown of Seoul 10 years ago.
He also said he's not overly concerned about the possibility of a larger conflict, but he points to the inexperience of the North Korean leader as a cause for the growing tensions.
"I think he needs power and that's why he's doing that. They just want to show their pride to the world."
At the Red River campus, Cho points at the Public Safety Building across the street. His goal is to become a police officer in Winnipeg.
"It's the family business."
But it's a dream that could be derailed by an untested and hostile leader half a world away.
Cho likes to look at a cartoon he has saved on his tablet. It shows two small children trying to fight and get at each other. One is South Korea and the other is the North. The two children are being held back by their parents. America is holding back the South and China is doing the same to the North.
Cho hopes the parents prevail.
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Complications from cosmetic or aesthetic surgery are rarely covered by almost all insurance carriers. That is why there are special insurance carriers like CosmeticProtect/ CosmetAssure that provide supplemental insurance policies to cover adverse events from such surgery's. These special carriers often request the surgeon to require all their cosmetic patients to be covered. Personally, since I cannot predicate the future I think it is a great idea and all our aesthetic patients are required to purchase supplemental insurance policy's to cover possible complications from cosmetic surgery.
I am aghast that you surgeon & his staff will not provide you with these simple ICD-9 codes. The codes you desire are 996.59: Complication of nonabsorbable surgical material/ implant & 998.3: Postoperative Wound Infection. The CPT Code is what procedure(s) your surgeon actually performed. This can be determined by obtaining copies of your operative reports. Please do not be surprised when your insurance carrier does not cover your expenses for this complication.
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The Journal of Ayn Rand Studies was first published in the Fall of 1999; our Fall 2008 issue (running just a little late) is now out, and marks the beginning of our Tenth Anniversary Celebration.
The abstracts for the newest issue appear here; the contributor biographies appear here. There have been a few changes over at the JARS site... and more are coming. New indices for the Table of Contents and the Contributor Biographies are now on the site. Also, JARS has recently been picked up by the indexing service, Scopus.
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Inked by the governor on July 2, according to her spokesman William Hinkle, HB1590 lets stand the Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) agreement between the Coos County Commission and Granite Reliable Power, a subsidiary of Brookfield Power that owns and operates a windfarm in the unincorporated areas of Millsfield and Dixville.
Last month, the state Supreme Court handed down a decision that said the Coos County Commission should not have relied upon the DRA appraiser's figure in determining the PILOT, but that it should have been able to see the DRA's appraisal of the GRP windfarm.
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