Sintered Alloy Filter Elements
Mott manufactures porous metal filter elements in a broad range of materials, sizes, and fittings so they can be easily specified with the characteristics and configurations customers require. We can incorporate custom features or create completely original filter element designs for specialized needs. Mott filter elements are also available in a variety of alloys, each with their own special benefits and application purposes. Our filter elements are a popular choice for many industrial filtration applications due to their heat, corrosion, and physical wear resistance.
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Literature & Data Sheets
Typical Applications
- FCC/RFCC Refining
- Petrochemicals (ex. Needle Coke)
- High temperature or corrosive chemical processing
- Ultra-pure chemicals requiring sub-micron filtration
- Hot gas processes (ex. Waste to energy plants)
Filter Elements Overview
Explore the features and benefits of Mott sintered porous metal media for superb filtration efficiency, structural integrity and uniform porosity.
Catalyst Filtration
Catalyst Recovery Filtration Application Brief Installation Examples. LSI, LSM, LSX Filters
Filter Feasibility Testing
Filter feasibility testing, application analysis, testing laboratory for liquid and gas filtration processes.
Lab and Engineering Services
Discover our entire range of services, including rapid prototyping, filter feasibility, media characterization and more.
Explore Mott's Capabilities
Provides an overview of markets served, applications, products, materials, and engineering capabilities.
Product Specs
| Dimensions |
Length – 6” to 120” Standard Diameters – 1”, 1.5”, 2”, 2.5”, 2.75”, 3” Wall Thickness – .039” to .093” (Dependent on media grade) Custom options are available, consult factory |
|---|---|
| Material Choices |
Standard filter and hardware alloys – 316L SS, 310 SS, Hastelloy® C-276, Hastelloy® X, Monel® 400, Nickel 200, Inconel® 600 Other alloys are available, consult factory |
| Connections |
Open end connections – Various NPT, straight tube, O-ring assemblies, compression, and flange connections available Blind end connections – Various end caps, hex nut assemblies, and bayoneted options available Custom options available, consult factory |
| Media Grades |
Nominal pore sizes available – 0.2, 0.5, 2, 5, 10, 20, 40, 100 Custom options available, consult factory |
| Cleaning |
Mott LSI and GSV filters are designed for clean-in-place performance, meaning filter elements can discharge cake build-up without having to open the filter for maintenance. Once a terminal pressure drop has been reached, the cleaning cycle automatically initiates to discharge cake build-up through gas assisted pulse or manually through a backwash cycle. Particles will embed in the filter media over time, requiring the elements to be cleaned by a third-party company. Various cleaning techniques can be used to prolong life of the elements. For a recommendation of a cleaning company, please contact a Mott representative. It is recommended you keep a spare set of filter elements to continue operations while elements are being cleaned. |
Design Capabilities
Depending on your needs, Mott can provide just the filter elements, a vessel and elements, or provide you a full turnkey system with the vessel, frame, piping, instruments, and controls
Relevant Services
Destructive Element Analysis – Send us one of your elements for various analyses to determine the remaining lifetime and filtration efficiency of your filters.
Filter Feasibility Testing – Want a recommendation on the correct filter media, alloy, and backwash frequency for your process? Coordinate with a Mott representative to send a sample of your feed stock to our lab to determine the correct filtration design for your process.
Preventative Maintenance Cycles – Consult with a Mott representative about utilizing a pre-determined lab testing and cleaning schedule to avoid costly downtime.
Engineering Support – Utilize our expert project engineers to design the right filter elements to maximize flow and particle capture.
