Which has a better separation effect, a dry oil separator or a wet oil separator?
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Same question as before, thank you! Can good results be achieved using dry oil? This post was last edited by brainandrain on 2009-3-9 13:41]
From what I understand, the washing method is more thorough, but subsequent separation is required.
Each has its own characteristics; dry-type separators are generally used for the separation of oil and gas, and they are often employed in air compressors, though their service life is not long； The wash-type type has a long service life but requires subsequent separation
This problem has been resolved; thanks to the answers from the two people above… Dry-type oil gives better results, and less ammonia is lost during the oil removal process. It’s just much more expensive. . .