Turbine oil cleaning machine (stationary type)
In steam turbines of thermal and nuclear power plants, a large amount of turbine oil is used in the main oil tank for lubrication. However, to maintain the lubricating properties of the oil and the effectiveness of the additives during continuous operation of the turbine, it is necessary to install a "turbine oil purifier" that continuously processes the oil to keep it in a clean state. It consists of a sedimentation separation chamber, a filtration chamber, an oil storage chamber, and a polishing filter.
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**Features** This unit is designed to prevent the deterioration of oil due to oxidation caused by the influence of air, heat, moisture, metal powder, dust, and other contaminants during turbine operation. The most effective method to prevent this is to continuously circulate and purify the oil in the main oil tank. By equipping a turbine oil purification system with a processing capacity that allows for four circulations of the oil volume in the main oil tank per day, optimal results can be achieved. The turbine oil passes through the sedimentation separation chamber, filtration chamber, and storage chamber of the device, and finally removes particles larger than 2μm through a polishing filter. Processing capacity: 8000L/Hr □ For other functions and details, please contact us.
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We are committed to technology development aimed at protecting the global environment and effectively utilizing resources, conducting our business activities from a global perspective. The source of our company's "manufacturing" lies in fluids, and since our founding in 1950, we have manufactured and sold thousands of equipment and devices with the support of many clients up to the present day. Thanks to all of you, we have been able to study various worlds of "manufacturing."