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prefilter [prē′fil·tər]
(engineering)
Filter used to remove gross solid contaminants before the liquid stream enters a separator-filter.

prefilter
In air-conditioning systems, a filter, 1 before the main filter to remove the larger particles; usually has a lower efficiency than the main filter and has a low pressure drop characteristic.


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