Particulate filters are designed to capture solid particles and debris that may be present in the natural gas stream. These filters typically use a porous medium, such as paper or cloth, to trap the particles, preventing them from entering the gas supply. Coalescing filters, on the other hand, are designed to capture liquid droplets that may be present in the gas stream. These filters use a combination of filtration and condensation to separate the liquid droplets from the gas stream

natural gas filter.