Super Clean Filtration Systems

Super Clean Filtration Systems About

The filtration process is carried out at low pressures, off-line, cartridge pressures and is controlled between 1 and 4 bar with a 6 bar maximum. The long cellulose fibers attract the water like a sponge formed either through the combustion process or by condensation, whilst at the same time rejecting the larger oil molecules. As the oil passes through the cartridge, minute particles of wear metals, carbon and silicon are extracted from the oil by adhering to the many surfaces of the filter.

Important note-additives Of Super Clean Filtration Systems:

• While the Super Clean Filtration Systems is extracting the water and contaminants it is continuously safeguarding the desirable elements compounded within the oil itself. These typically include, dependent on use, dispersants and VI improvers, fungicidal, anti foaming, lubricity agents and gelling additives.
• These additives are held in suspension and their levels can be critical if the oil has to maintain its beneficial effect. The filtration systems will not remove these additives but enhances their life by the removal of contaminants.
• Disposal
• Used cartridges should be disposed in accordance with local regulations.
• Cartridge Change Intervals
• Taking into consideration the high dirt and water retention capacity, the filter change intervals can be individually determined according to the volume and contamination of the oil. The recommended cartridge change frequency is 500 working hours or 6 months whichever comes first. Where the machine operates in adverse conditions this change frequency is reduced to 250 working hours.
• Oil Throughput
• Throughput levels are dependent on temperature, degree of contamination, viscosity and oil pressure.
• Operating Temperature
• The cartridge will operate within the operating specification of engine, hydraulic and gearbox oils 10 to 95 centigrade.