ZHONGNENG VACUUM TURBINE OIL PURIFIER
ZHONGNENG Vacuum Turbine Oil Purifier (Model TY) utilize a vacuum dehydration process to remove emulsified and dissolved water from turbine oil as well as fine particulate and gasses. These systems are self-contained, skid mounted and offer a P.L.C. controlled full status control panel for fully automatic operation.
Zhongneng can provide an explosive proof design of the system is possible for working in an environment with potential risk of explosion.
Technical Feasibility:
·TY Series machines break emulsification thoroughly with high-molecule polymeric material.
·They can dewater high-effectively with once and for two steps dehydrator method. It can thoroughly remove the liquid water, free water and 80% of dissolved water.
·With zhongnengs distinctive removing impurities technique filtering through double FH trapezoidal network and absorbing by polymeric material, the machines can make the ß3 equal or surpass 200 and make the cleanness lower than grade 6 (NAS1638).
·They have the trapezoidal, spiral, automatic back flushing system.
·With the advanced dielectric condensation devices.
·On-line oil purification can be carried out with turbine or water turbine automatically without any person.
Advantage:
ZHONGNENG TY SERIES TURBINE OIL PURIFIER machine breaks emulsification thoroughly, and the oil will be not easy to be emulsified again. Its dehydration volume is large and it can drain off the water on line. TY series, which prevent lubrication system from damage, can effectively extend the lifetime of oil and protect turbine and other machines.
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