German air filters?

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Re: German air filters?

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Post by jopaerya » 18 Sep 2012, 16:14

HI Wim

I don't agree , I think there were at least 3 W.W. II versions

Raumfilter R 39-10 ( Hantsholm and Mirus ) Weight 310 kg
Raumfilter R 10 ( See the original drawing ) Weight 220 kg
Raumfilter R 5/10 ( Arthur's picture's ) Weight 115.6? kg

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Post by dirk Peeters » 18 Sep 2012, 19:08

here one of these beauties
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Post by wimve » 18 Sep 2012, 19:29

jopaerya wrote:HI Wim

I don't agree , I think there were at least 3 W.W. II versions

Raumfilter R 39-10 ( Hantsholm and Mirus ) Weight 330 kg
Raumfilter R 10 ( See the original drawing ) Weight 220 kg
Raumfilter R 5/10 ( Arthur's picture's ) Weight 115.6? kg

Regards Jos
Jos,
You are right. I forgot the R39. I thought it was different but it looks like they are pretty much the same.
The one from Arthur: he doesn't tell where the picture is taken. So after or ww2 ?

We should compare drawings I guess.
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Re: German air filters?

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Post by AvB » 18 Sep 2012, 20:25

No it's ww2.

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Re: German air filters?

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Post by TUS » 19 Sep 2012, 21:47

Found another example of the Raumfilter from the good old paper-picture days.

Brgds Tønnes
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Re: German air filters?

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Post by jopaerya » 20 Sep 2012, 10:32

Thanks Tønnes

For the picture's of the new variant Raumfilter , that makes our hobby so fascinating 8-)

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Re: German air filters?

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Post by Natter » 24 Sep 2012, 23:24

Video from a facility near the DORA bunkers in Trondheim (airfilters shown at approximate 2:55): http://www.adressa.no/nyheter/trondheim ... 657815.ece

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Post by jopaerya » 25 Sep 2012, 16:18

Thanks Natter

Nice to see Knut Sivertsen "live" , has anyone a idea what the text on the air filters could mean ??

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Post by wimve » 25 Sep 2012, 17:34

Hi Jos,

The text says:
S + G
10/ 162
Nr227 / 1938
Auer Rlb8

I guess that the S and G are for two types of gas for which the filter works
10 can be 10m3 like the R39
162 > amount of content or weight but I guess the "pressure loss" in water column
Nr227 > type number ?
1938 > year of birth
Auer > manufacturer
Rlb8 > ?
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Post by AvB » 25 Sep 2012, 19:05

My photos are also from the same tunnels at Trondheim.
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Post by wimve » 25 Sep 2012, 19:23

jopaerya wrote:Hi Wim
Normally the type of gas were explained in , so what could mean the S + G
Gelbkreuz http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_Cro ... l_warfare)
Grünkreuz http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Cros ... l_warfare)
Weisskreuz http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Cros ... l_warfare)
Blaukreuz http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Cross ... l_warfare)
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Jos,
Very good possible but none of the pictures show a cross in any color :?
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Re: German air filters?

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Post by b00nfire » 25 Feb 2015, 18:52

Very nice pictures of the R10!!
In most of the Westwall B-Werke the R10 were also used for the ventilation central. In Besseringen we had 4 of these, located above the two engines. None of them remained after the war.
So, if someone is selling a R10, please don't hestitate to contact me.

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Re: German air filters?

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Post by forttravel » 15 Feb 2021, 21:22

wimve wrote:
17 Sep 2012, 18:40
I visited a cold war bunker last weekend and saw a 1:1 German filter made by Piller.
Here is Piller manual drawing.
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