Oil Filtration Systems

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Oil Filtration Systems
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Stage 1

• Oil is pumped into the treatment tank passing
  through the first particulate removal element.

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Stage 2

• Oil is drawn into the VDOPS by a high output
  vacuum pump. The oil passes through another
  particulate removal element and then onwards to a
  series of low watt density heaters where it is
  heated to an optimum 66ºC temperature for the
  dehydration process.

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Stage 3

• Next the oil enters the vacuum chamber passing
  through specially designed dispersal elements
  which create a thin film of oil that is exposed
  to vacuum.

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• The boiling point of water is below the 66C
  temperature at vacuum, so water and dissolved
  gases  are boiled off and the fluid is
  effectively dehydrated..

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Stage 4

• Vapourised water is then drawn into the condenser
  where it becomes liquid and drains into the
  condensate tank.

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Stage 5

• The dehydrated oil flows to the bottom of the
  vacuum chamber and is removed by the discharge
  pump. The oil passes through a 3rd fine filter.

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Stage 6

• PROPEL Oil Managements 5 time multi-pass
  procedure maximises results by cycling the entire
  treatment tank 5 times.

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Stage 7

• Oil is then renewed by blending new additive
  content. Once blended, the oil is certified in
  preparation for return to the customer.

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• The VDOPS (Vacuum Dehydration Oil Purification
  System) machine is central to the PROPEL Oil
  Management process.

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• The VDOPS machine provides the foundation for
  lubricant filtration and dehydration. With a flow
  rate capacity of nearly 200 litres per minute it
  is capable of purifying the largest lubricant
  tanks quickly and efficiently.

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Key features

• High efficiency filters that can achieve particle
  counts as low as ISO 14/12/9
• Vacuum dehydration can achieve overall moisture
  content as low as 20 parts per million
• Removes free, emulsified and most dissolved water

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• No other utilities for on-site treatment other
  than electricity is required
• Additives are blended to filtered and dehydrated
  lubricant to restore the lubricant to as
  new specification or higher.

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• For more details information, please visit

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