The oil mist recovery system in the engine room’s fuel station uses compressed air as power; after two stages of filtration, clean air is discharged from the main unit’s exhaust outlet...

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The oil mist recovery system in the engine room fuel station uses compressed air as power; after two stages of filtration, clean air is discharged from the main unit’s exhaust outlet. The unit oil mist recovery system can be installed without shutting down the operation on site.

Reply #22019-12-16

The recovery host is equipped with a pressure relief valve and a three-way bypass, ensuring the safe and reliable operation of the system.

Reply #32019-12-17

This technology completely solves the problem of oil mist emission from the oil stations of on-site units, and oil mist leakage at the shaft ends on site also disappears.

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