Compressed air oil removal equipment

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Compressed air oil removal equipment utilizes the principle of catalytic oxidation reactions to remove oil from compressed air. At a certain temperature, the oil and hydrocarbons present in the compressed air undergo catalytic oxidation reactions under the action of a catalyst: CnHm + (n+m/4)O₂ → nCO₂ + m/2H₂O. This process converts C6+ hydrocarbons completely into CO₂ and H₂O. Meanwhile, the bacterial organisms in the compressed air are killed due to the high temperature, thereby achieving oil removal and sterilization of the gas supply and producing compressed air with a high level of cleanliness. The entire process is governed by high-precision temperature control; the system adjusts itself automatically, ensuring safety and stability. Installed at the rear of the air compressor, it is more cost-effective than oil-free models – it is cheaper, cleaner, and offers excellent oil removal at the rear end. The oil removal equipment features multi-system control, ensuring stability, safety, and reliability, with oil levels stabilized at level 0.