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Air Intake Filter Test System

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Introduction

The filter tester is a highly targeted field test facility. It is easy to operate and easy to use. The user can easily obtain the measurement data of the filter resistance, flow rate and filtration efficiency by adjusting the variable frequency air volume controller. This system can provide the complete data parameters in time.

The test device can be used to measure the filtration efficiency of filter by air - sol spray method.

Configuration

DEHS aerosol generator * 1

Laser dust particle counter * 1 (2.83 litres/min)

Variable frequency controller * 1

Differential pressure gauge (inlet) * 3

Flow meter * 1 (low flow)

Flow nozzle * 1 (high flow)

High pressure fan * 1

Pipeline high efficiency air filter * 1

Pneumatic special fixture * 1 pair

Control valve * 2

Technical Parameters

Items Parameters
Applicable subject Air intake filter
Inspection equipment Laser dust particle counter (inside test bed) ×②
Flow scope 50~300 m3/h
Range of detection resistance  0~1000 Pa
Dust source Aerosol (DEHS)
Power supply 380V/ 50 Hz
System power consumption <3500W

FAQs

Q1: What is an Air Intake Filter Test System used for?

A: It evaluates the filtration performance of air intake filters used in engines and related systems.

Q2: Which filters can be tested?

A: It can test compatible automotive and industrial engine air filters.

Q3: What parameters can it measure?

A: Depending on the configuration, it can measure filtration efficiency, pressure drop, and airflow rate.

Q4: Which industries use this system?

A: It is commonly used in automotive manufacturing, engine production, and filter manufacturing.

Q5: Why is air intake filter testing important?

A: It helps ensure effective particle removal, protect engine components, and maintain filter quality.

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