Oil Separator (Gasoline Trap) Selection Guide
We will introduce the method for selecting oil separators (gasoline traps).
An oil separator (gasoline trap) is designed to prevent and separate oil, wax, and sediment contained in wastewater from parking lots, garages, fueling stations, auto repair shops, and car wash facilities, thereby preventing blockages in drainage systems and hazards such as fires and explosions. The capacity of the oil separator consists of two layers: an oil separation tank necessary for separating water and oil, and a sediment accumulation layer to trap sediment. When selecting an oil separator (gasoline trap), first calculate the maximum inflow rate, oil separation capacity, and sediment accumulation capacity. Then, choose a separator that has an allowable inflow rate, allowable oil separation capacity, and allowable sediment accumulation capacity that exceed the previously calculated values and has a structure that does not hinder functionality. The "Oil Separator (Gasoline Trap) Selection Guide" includes information necessary for selection, such as calculation methods and performance tables for PP-type oil separators. [Contents] - Calculation of maximum inflow rate - Calculation of oil separation capacity - Calculation of sediment accumulation capacity - Calculation examples - Performance table for PP-type oil separators For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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