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Air compressor oil and water separators are designed to remove lubricants (or oil) from condensation within your system (water). The oil/water separators are normally installed downstream of the compressor tanks.
In a compressor, the condensation within the lines becomes contaminated by the oil. The water condensation needs to be dispensed into the sewage system without oil present. An air compressor water or oil separator is needed to separate the two materials. Without the risk of contamination, the condensation needs to be removed without risk.
The Intelli-Pack System is engineered to provide the most effective and user-friendly oil-water separator on the market. The asset encryption on the replacement cartridge offers aftermarket security unlike any products of its kind in the industry.
Intelli-Pak Separators come in five different capacities. The unit right for you is dependent on the amount of flow of the compressed air system. The siding is based upon the cfm flow in the compressed air system.
The CTS Eliminator II was designed as an effective way of treating lubricant contaminated compressor condensate, separating oil for easy disposal. Untreated condensate can have large effects on the environment and is illegal to dump.
The Eliminator Troubleshooter is the most economical and efficient way to separate emulsified, slowly demulsible, or high volume condensate loads. The Gardner Denver Eliminator Troubleshooter allows the practice of safe condensate disposal.
The GD Pak System has been engineered to provide the most effective and user-friendly oil-water separator. There are two different lines of GD Pak Oil-Water Separators - standard units and silicone units. Standard units handle fluids such as hydraulic lubricants, food grade lubricants, mineral-based lubricants, and more. Silicone units are needed if utilizing a silicone-based lubricant in your air compressor.
Once the PAK system is full, disposal is very easy. You can most likely dispose of it through the local waste management system. If not, call the phone number on your unit to begin the disposal process. GD Paks, when properly sized and installed, are guaranteed to reduce the contaminants in your compressor condensate.
Compressed air is compressed and released at elevated temperatures in a saturated state. As the air is cooled with dryers, the water vapor condenses into a liquid form. Then, mixed with the normal oil carryover from the compressor.
The condensate becomes contaminated by the oil and must be removed before it goes into a sewer system or the ground. The oil must be separated from the condensate and only the condensate can be removed. The oil must be reclaimed and disposed of in an environmentally safe manner.
Without an oil-water separator in your compressed air system, this condensate/lubricant mixturewill go down the automatic drain and quite possibly find its way into the surrounding groundwater. This improper disposal causes three huge issues: