What can a vacuum oil filter remove?

Vacuum oil purifiers are primarily used to remove impurities and contaminants from oil. The specific substances that can be filtered out include:

1. Solid Particles  

   - Mechanical impurities such as metal chips, dust, and fibers.

2. Water  

   - Removal of free and dissolved water from the oil through vacuum dehydration technology.

3. Gases  

   - Removal of air and other dissolved gases from the oil to prevent cavitation and oxidation.

4. Colloids and Asphaltenes  

   - Removal of colloids and asphaltenes formed due to oil aging, preventing deposits.

5. Acidic Substances  

   - Some oil purifiers can remove acidic components from the oil, reducing corrosion.

6. Other Contaminants  

   - Removal of other chemical contaminants from the oil to enhance its performance.

 Application Areas

- Power Industry: Treatment of transformer oil, turbine oil, etc.

- Mechanical Manufacturing: Treatment of hydraulic oil, lubricating oil, etc.

- Petrochemical Industry: Treatment of various industrial oils.

 Precautions

- ｓｅｌｅｃｔ appropriate filter elements and materials.

- Regularly maintain the equipment to ensure filtration efficiency.

Summary

Vacuum oil purifiers can effectively remove solid particles, water, gases, colloids, acidic substances, and more from oil, improving oil quality and extending its service life.