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| Selected response from: José J. Martínez United States Local time: 22:59 | ||||||
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after filter or post filter post filter or ex filter Explanation: to the best of my knowledge you can say post filter and ex filter - both are widely used HTH |
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after filter or post filter downstream filter Explanation: "trap filter" could also be what you are looking for, i.e. taking out the remaining contaminants after the air receiver, IMO it is simply "another" or a "second" downstream filter but I would not use postfilter or the like |
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after filter or post filter Filtres are placed both before and after the air receiver Explanation: Possibly this re-write is a suitable alternative. |
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after filter or post filter there are two filters, one the fore filter and another is the afterfilter Explanation: the filters are in series |
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