The filter for the hydrogenated finished diesel is severely clogged; is there any effective way to clean it thoroughly?
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This post was last edited by Internet Invisible Man on 2019-2-5 00:13. The filter for the hydrogenated finished diesel is severely clogged; is there any effective way to clean it? Steam doesn’t seem to work!
No, they are all sent to professional manufacturers for cleaning
Check what material the filter element is made of. Metals need to be ultrasonically cleaned. But it’s still better to take it back to the factory for cleaning
? ? Where is the filter installed?
The diesel filter for hydrogenation products is generally used as a pre-filter before the coalescer, and if properly designed, it will not suffer from severe clogging. This is most likely due to an insufficient filter area during design. It is necessary to determine the cause and provide a solution based on your actual situation. Feel free to contact me if you need anything!
Here, the diesel and gasoline products leaving the plant don’t even have filters! I heard about this for the first time... Impurities, corrosion, dryness, and all such things are within the specified limits. Then what is the purpose of installing filters?
It is better to have the filter cleaned by a professional manufacturer; it’s difficult to clean it thoroughly on one’s own. In my opinion, cleaning the filter is secondary – what’s important is to identify the cause of clogging and address it, thereby solving the problem at its source and preventing frequent clogging of the filter.
The filter elements we use are mostly disposable, but after being cleaned with aromatic hydrocarbons, they can be used for some time longer.