Selection of oil filters
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The company has basically purchased all its compressor units, and it is now preparing to buy oil filters. However, there is no prior experience in this area; what factors should be taken into consideration when selecting oil filters – the volume of the oil reservoir in the units, the initial amount of oil added, or other factors? Or should everything be taken into consideration?
Regarding filtration precision, an oil filter is used primarily in consideration of the \"three filters and five regular checks\" for fuel addition. It should not need to be used more than a few times a year, unless you set up a comprehensive light oil station. The pump flow rate can be determined by estimating an acceptable refueling time based on the size of the compressor oil reservoir. The pump does not need to be very large, which makes it convenient for use on the go.
A suggestion: It’s better to buy an oil filter that can remove moisture from the lubricant, rather than just purchasing a fuel filler. Because sometimes the viscosity of the oil may be fine, but the water content is too high; in such cases, using a oil filter to remove the water allows the oil to be used again, which helps companies save costs. In many private enterprises, the turbine oil in large compression units is not replaced even after 3 or 4 years of use. Thanks to these details.
A plate and frame filter press will do; filter paper is used for filtration. The size should be chosen to match the amount of oil present – other factors have little impact
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