[Methanol Technical Version] Equipment Questions, July 30
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To increase the popularity of this section, special daily quizzes on equipment, processes, and safety are held, with the motto: \"Knowledge is gained through accumulation.\" I hope everyone will participate actively; by learning and making progress, they can also earn rewards. What is the third-level filtration of lubricating oil? Participation: Replies 1-3 Wealth ； Correct answer: Reward of 5-10 wealth points ； Note: Questions for the day are valid only on that day; this post is valid for 24 hours.
Inbound filtering, distribution filtering, and refueling filtering
Level 1: Between the original lubricant container and the fixed container； Level 2: Fixing between the oil barrel and the oil pot ； Level 3: Between the fuel tank and the fueling point
1. Inlet filtration: When oil enters the storage facility and is pumped into storage tanks, it must undergo strict filtration. 2. Filtration during dispensing: The oil should be filtered when it is poured into the lubrication container. 3. Fuel filtration: The oil must also be filtered before it is introduced into the equipment’s oil storage area.
Level 1: Between the original lubricant container and the fixed container； Level 2: Fixing between the oil barrel and the oil pot ； Level 3: Between the fuel tank and the fueling point
Level 1: Between the original lubricant container and the fixed container； Level 2: Fixing between the oil barrel and the oil pot ； Level 3: Between the fuel tank and the fueling point
Level 1: Between the original lubricant container and the fixed container； Level 2: Fixing between the oil barrel and the oil pot ； Level 3: Between the fuel tank and the fueling point
Level 1: Between the original lubricant container and the fixed container； Level 2: Fixing between the oil barrel and the oil pot ； Level 3: Between the fuel tank and the fueling point
"\"Three-stage filtration\", also known as \"three-level filtration\", is a purification measure taken to reduce the amount of impurities in the oil and to prevent dust and other contaminants from entering equipment along with the oil. Inbound filtering, distribution filtering, and refueling filtering. 1. Inlet filtration: When oil enters the storage facility and is pumped into storage tanks, it must undergo strict filtration. 2. Filtration during dispensing: The oil should be filtered when it is poured into the lubrication container. 3. Fuel filtration: The fuel must also be filtered before it is added to the equipment’s fuel storage area. Third-level filtration: The filtration from the large oil tank to the white porcelain tank constitutes the first level of filtration (60-mesh filter) ； From the white porcelain barrel to the small oil pot constitutes a two-stage filtration process (80-mesh filter) ； From the small oil pot to the filling point, there is three-stage filtration (100-mesh filter).
1. Inlet filtration: When oil enters the storage facility and is pumped into storage tanks, it must undergo strict filtration. 2. Filtration during dispensing: The oil should be filtered when it is poured into the lubrication container. 3. Fuel filtration: The oil must also be filtered before it is introduced into the equipment’s oil storage area. From the large oil tank to the storage tank it is the first stage; the filter used here has a mesh size of 60. From the storage tank to the fueling pump it is the second stage, with a filter having a mesh size of 80. From the fueling pump to the actual fueling point it is the third stage, using a filter with a mesh size of 100
(1) Inlet filtration: The oil must be filtered when it is transported in and pumped into the oil tank for storage. (2) Filtration during distribution: Oil distributed and injected into the lubrication container must be filtered first. (3) Fuel filtration: The oil must be filtered before being added to the equipment’s oil storage area.