Cartridge (oil filter)
Cartridge oil filters integrate an element and case and are
installed on the discharge side of the oil pump.
A special type of filter paper is used for material of the
element filter. Oil enters from the outside of the element and
is released to the inside.
The filter also includes a built-in bypass valve that enables
oil flow to continue without oil having to pass through the
element in the event the element is fouled or clogged.
In the case of vertical water-cooled diesel engines, both an oil
strainer and cartridge oil filter are used in combination.
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