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Coalescing packing for oil-water separation

2015-06-20View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: which company does a good job in producing coalescing fillers for oil-water separation (not filter element coalescers)? What can be the level of free water in the oil after separation? Please feel free to speak up
Reply #22015-07-06
This is a coalescer separator; in the petrochemical industry, imported ones are generally used
Reply #32015-07-06
I’ve seen ones that use bituminous coal.
Reply #42015-08-13
The filling material is the key component of this product; some of it exists in its natural form with slight processing, while other versions have been modified. The underlying principle involved is wetting and coalescence. As for precision, it depends first on the equipment itself, and second on the quality of your water. Generally, we are able to achieve a level of stability below 5 mg/l without any problems
Reply #52015-08-13
The impurities in the material need to be taken into account; otherwise, it will get severely clogged!

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