Advanced Coalescence Separation Oil Purifier

The advanced coalescence separation oil purifier is a comprehensive system composed of multiple components working synergistically to achieve the ultimate goal of purifying oil. At its core, the machine utilizes coalescence filter elements made from specially formulated hydrophilic materials and separation filter elements constructed from hydrophobic materials. These two distinct types of filters play crucial roles in the sequential process of separating free water, emulsified water, and other contaminants from the oil.

 

Application Fields

- Manufacturing

- Automotive industry

- Aerospace

- Construction

- Marine applications

- Power generation

- Mining

- Metalworking

- Agriculture

- Maintenance and repair

 

Parameters

Rated pressure : 0.6Mpa

Initial pressure loss : ≤0.1Mpa

Filtered water content : ≤100ppm

Coarse filtration : 100μm

Pressure differentials : 0.2Mpa

 

Design And Component

- Coalescence Filter Elements

The coalescence filter elements, fabricated from hydrophilic materials, are specifically designed to attract and interact with water molecules present in the contaminated oil. Hydrophilicity refers to a material's affinity for water, allowing it to readily adsorb and retain water molecules. In the context of the purification machine, these filter elements create an environment conducive to the coalescence process – the merging of small water droplets into larger ones.

 

As contaminated oil enters the machine, it first encounters the coalescence filter elements. The hydrophilic nature of these filters encourages the aggregation of tiny water droplets, which may exist as free water or be entrapped within an emulsion, into larger, more easily separable droplets. This occurs as the water droplets adhere to the hydrophilic surface of the filter material and subsequently merge with adjacent droplets due to reduced interfacial tension. The result is a marked increase in the size of water droplets within the oil, setting the stage for efficient separation in the subsequent dehydration stage.

 

- Separation Filter Elements

Following the coalescence stage, the partially purified oil passes through the separation filter elements, which are made from hydrophobic materials. Hydrophobicity is the property of a material that repels water, making it resistant to wetting. In this context, the hydrophobic filter elements serve as a barrier that selectively prevents the passage of the now-larger water droplets while allowing the clean oil to flow through.

 

As the oil containing coalesced water droplets encounters the separation filter elements, the hydrophobic surfaces effectively block the passage of water droplets while allowing the oil to pass freely. This mechanism efficiently separates the majority of the water content from the oil, further enhancing the purity of the processed fluid. The trapped water droplets accumulate on the filter surface or within the filter structure, ready to be drained away.

 

The combination of the coalescence filter element and the separation filter element in the advanced coalescence separation oil purifier results in a highly effective oil purification system. This technology is capable of removing water, particulate matter, and other contaminants from the oil, ensuring that it meets the required purity standards. The use of this purifier can help extend the service life of the oil, reduce maintenance costs, and minimize the risk of equipment failure due to contaminated oil.

 

Versatility in Action

One of the key benefits of the advanced coalescence separation oil purifier is its ability to handle a wide range of oils, including mineral oils, synthetic lubricants, and biodegradable lubricants. This versatility makes it an ideal solution for various applications across different industries, such as manufacturing, power generation, transportation, and more.

 

Sustainable Solution for Industry Needs

As industries continue to seek more effective and sustainable oil purification methods, the advanced coalescence separation oil purifier stands out as a pioneering solution that delivers on its promises. Its innovative design and high-performance capabilities make it an indispensable tool for companies looking to improve their oil filtration processes, reduce waste, and minimize environmental impact.

 

FAQ

1. What is an oil purifier, and how does it work?

An oil purifier is a device designed to remove impurities and contaminants from used oil, making it suitable for reuse or safe disposal. It works by passing the oil through various filtering elements, which trap the particles and impurities while allowing clean oil to pass through.

2. What types of oils can be filtered using an oil purifier?

Oil purifiers can be used to filter various types of oils, including the transformer oil, turbine oil, lubricating oil, hydraulic oil.

3. Can I dispose of the filtered oil safely?

Yes, once the oil has been filtered, it can be disposed of safely, provided that it meets the local regulations and guidelines for waste oil disposal. Be sure to check with your local authorities or waste management companies to determine the proper procedures for disposing of filtered oil in your area.

4. Is it cost-effective to invest in an oil purifier?

Investing in an oil purifier can be cost-effective in the long run, as it allows you to reuse filtered oil, reducing the need for frequent oil changes and the associated costs. Moreover, maintaining clean oil helps extend the life of equipment and reduces the likelihood of costly repairs due to premature wear and tear.

 

Why choose us

· Professional manufacturer with many years' experience

· Good quality with competitive price

· OEM & ODM are welcome

· Various payment items are acceptable

· Good service by experienced manager

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