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The 600N base oil has an excessive water content due to operational reasons

2009-02-10View Original

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Is there any way to remove water? How exactly does it work?
Reply #22009-02-11
The crude oil tank is equipped with a water cutter; it might be worth giving it a try
Reply #32009-02-11
When there is visible water present, heat it first to allow sedimentation and then remove the water; trace amounts of water can be filtered using multiple layers of filter paper. This is a relatively simple treatment method. It is essential to control the temperature during heating to prevent the lubricant from deteriorating. Please first conduct a small experiment in the laboratory; if this method does not work when there is moisture present, then use activated clay for treatment. The amount of clay to be used and the treatment temperature can be determined through laboratory tests.

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