DEVICE FOR SEPARATING AND RETAINING FLUID-SUSPENDED MAGNETIC PARTICLES
The present invention relates to a device for retaining and separating fluid-suspended magnetic particles, the device comprising a filter for a conventional internal combustion engine which includes inlet and outlet means, as well as internal filtration means; the device has at least one arrangement of magnetic means for the separation and retention of magnetic particles, said assembly being located inside the filter and whose function is to catch and retain magnetic particles which circulate suspended in a fluid.