Scope of application of turbine vacuum oil filter
Petroleum industry: In the petroleum industry, vacuum oil filters can be used to process petroleum products such as crude oil, lubricating oil, and fuel oil, improving the purity and quality of the products
Refining and chemical industry: In refineries and chemical plants, vacuum oil filters are used to remove impurities and residues from products, ensuring that the products meet standards
Power industry: Used for oil filtration and dehydration of power transformers, switchgear, and power transmission equipment to improve the insulation performance and reliability of the equipment
Food industry: In the production process of food vegetable oil, vacuum oil filters can be used to remove impurities and clarify vegetable oil, improving product quality
Metallurgical industry: In the metallurgical process, vacuum oil filters are used to filter coolant, lubricating oil, and quenching oil during casting, cold rolling, hot rolling, and other processes, ensuring the smooth progress of the process
Mechanical manufacturing industry: widely used for filtering and purifying lubricating oil, coolant, and hydraulic oil in various mechanical equipment, extending the service life of equipment
Rail transit industry: filtration and maintenance of lubricants and oils used for railway, subway, high-speed rail and other rail transit equipment to ensure safe operation of the equipment
Agriculture and Fisheries: Used in agricultural machinery, fishing boats, and agricultural machinery equipment to filter lubricating oil and lubricants, protecting the normal operation of equipment
Chemical, pharmaceutical, textile, papermaking and other industries: There are also specific filtration requirements and application needs in these industries
Working principle
The vacuum oil filter uses a vacuum pump to extract air from the vacuum tank, creating a vacuum state. The external oil enters the oil filter under the action of atmospheric pressure. After preliminary filtration and heating, the water in the oil evaporates rapidly and is sucked into the condenser by the vacuum pump for cooling before being discharged. At the same time, the oil is filtered out of particulate impurities through a fine filter, and finally discharged as clean oil
