Gas Tank Charcoal Canister using Brita Filter
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I designed this for my Factory Five 818 kit car. Accepts 5/8" NPT fittings and uses a brita filter.
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I designed this in Inventor to solve the problem I am having with my kit car - there is no charcoal canister to filter the fumes from the gas tank. The tank must have a vent in order to let gas escape due to changes in pressure and temperatures. This also lets fumes escape when filling from the gas station.
Since my kit car has no purge system, I designed this to use an easily replaceable brita filter. It uses 2 o-rings:
58mm OD 54mm ID 2mm Width
67mm OD 60mm ID 3.5mm Width
as well as one standard brita filter. It has holes on either end to allow installation of 5/8" NPT fittings.
Assembly:
Lubricate all the threads.
Install the o-rings in the bottom case. Install brita filter in bottom case.
Screw top on until outer o-ring is compressed. At this time, the brita filter can still move around a bit.
Screw top insert on to compress brita filter against its inner o-ring.
Finished!