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Gas oil content standards

2016-11-17View Original

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Dear experts in air separation and cryogenic separation, are there any standards for the oil content at the outlet of air separation compressors, the oil content after passing through molecular sieves, and the oil content in the liquid oxygen from the main cooler? What are these standards? Could you please give some guidance! !
Reply #22016-11-21
Why isn’t there any Haiyou to reply and provide some clues?
Reply #32016-11-21
Modern air compressors can achieve 100% oil-free operation~~ In the past, some companies set limits on the oil content in the air
Reply #42016-12-11
The oil content at the compressor outlet is 3 ppm

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