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First add a specific amount of water to the separator bowl to form a water seal. After that, impure oil is injected into the separator. During the separation process, water and sludge will accumulate ...

Vacuum transformer oil purifier can remove moisture, metal, dust, gas or other impurities in transformer oil. The purification system uses a vacuum control filter. The contaminated oil passes through ...

Viking oil purifiers extend the life of components and fluids (such as hydraulic systems and lubrication systems) by minimizing fluid oxidation, maintaining lubrication performance, and reducing aerat...

Remember, oil is also food! You can start with higher quality products, but the quality of the food is as good as the quality of the oil. The burnt, degraded oil will give the fried food a bad taste a...

The oil mist contains 90% to 95% water, and the rest of the mixture consists of soluble oil-but depending on the type of oil-based fluid used, it may also contain many other additives. How to control ...

It is difficult to control mineral oil mist and oil mist removal because its composition is semi-volatile. Therefore, they will partition back and forth between the vapor phase and the droplet phase, ...

Since the filter element is composed of multiple layers, it can prevent the extracted oil mist from blowing back through the element. The oil separated by the filter element flows along the outer surf...

From the name point of view, the two names are very similar, so do they refer to the same object? Is the oil mist separator the abbreviation of our oil mist separator? Actually otherwise, the differen...

In our metal processing process, we generally use oil to cool, lubricate and clean metal particles. But in this process, part of the oil will become harmful oil mist, that is, emulsion oil mist. The o...

Manufacturers of centrifugal oil purifiers must have a full understanding of its working principle when designing it, so that they can have a more comprehensive understanding of the product. Therefore...