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The working principle of centrifugal oil filter

The working principle of centrifugal oil filter

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. Model of the power transmission speed of the drum diameter of slag when producing kg/H YTLY50- a 1.5KW belt drive 1800 rpm with 430mm not cover 200 slag YTLY50- B (chrome plated) 1.5KW belt drive 1800 rpm with 430mm not cover 200 slag type YTLY60-a 2.2KW belt start 1800 rpm with 500mm cover slag 300 YTLY60- B (chrome plated) 2.2KW belt drive 1800 rpm with 500mm not cover 300 slag centrifugal oil filter operation steps: pressing hot crude oil into the hot brine 1-1.5% fully stirred, its purpose is the dephosphorization, because phosphorus will have osteoporosis and other diseases of the body, so the content index of first national oil standard is phosphorus limited, H2O. NaCl (saline) and phosphorus P produce chemical reaction to form heavy salt Na2PO5 (sodium phosphate) and H2 (hydrogen) with the increase of fine particles suction make brine Water content becomes heavy;
Through the high-speed rotation of the centrifugal force of the drum and the dregs of oil to leave, liquid-solid separation. When the rotary drum stops rotating, the net oil is slid out of the drum to achieve the purpose of filtration. The oil quality is pure, and the experiment can be done on the fire at the time, fried fritters, stir frying dishes, no foam, no overflow pot. In the past we have used filtration equipment such as: frame filter, vacuum filter, pressure filter is called filter medium (media refers to the cloth, filter, filter cloth mesh) because the medium level of large dregs filtration process is filtered out, small particles through the mesh flow to the oil. This is the past, the filtration effect is relative to solve the quality issues, in operation, the crude oil inside the oil to plug the glial mesh after repeatedly opening the replacement of the filter cloth, cleaning cloth and post consumption.

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