There are several specifications of hydraulic oil purifiers?

Yes, hydraulic oil purifiers come in a variety of specifications to meet different industrial needs. Here’s an overview of the most common specifications and how they impact performance and suitability:

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 Key Specifications to Consider

1. Flow Rate (Capacity)  

   - Measured in: Liters per hour (L/h) or gallons per minute (GPM).  

   - Typical Range: 300–18,000 L/h (or higher for large-scale systems).  

   - Impact: Higher flow rates allow faster purification for large volumes but come at a higher cost.

2. Vacuum Level  

   - Measured in: Torr or mmHg.  

   - Typical Range: High vacuum levels (e.g., <100 Pa or <1 Torr) enhance dehydration and degasification.  

   - Use Case: Essential for removing water and dissolved gases from hydraulic and lubricating oils.

3. Filtration Efficiency  

   - Measured in: Micron ratings (e.g., 1µm, 3µm, 5µm).  

   - Typical Standard: Multi-stage filtration (coarse to fine).  

   - Impact: Removes particulate contaminants effectively, ensuring oil cleanliness levels (NAS, ISO codes).

4. Dehydration Capacity  

   - Measured in: Water removal rate (L/h).  

   - Typical Performance: Systems can remove 50–95% of water content in a single pass.  

   - Use Case: Crucial for hydraulic systems operating in moisture-prone environments.

5. Heating Power  

   - Measured in: Kilowatts (kW).  

   - Typical Range: 10–100 kW.  

   - Purpose: Heating oil to enhance water and gas removal efficiency.

6. Oil Temperature Range  

   - Typical Range: 40–80°C (104–176°F).  

   - Impact: Proper temperature control optimizes purification without degrading the oil.

7. Automation Level  

   - Options: Manual, semi-automatic, or fully automated with PLC controls.  

   - Impact: Automation reduces operator intervention and improves precision.

8. Portability  

   - Design Types: Stationary or mobile (skid-mounted, trailer-mounted).  

   - Use Case: Mobile units are ideal for on-site maintenance. 

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 Examples of Common Hydraulic Oil Purifier Configurations

1. Small Portable Unit

   - Flow Rate: ~300 L/h.  

   - Application: Low-volume applications or field use.  

   - Price: ~$5,000–$15,000.

2. Medium-Capacity Unit

   - Flow Rate: ~1,000–3,000 L/h.  

   - Application: Industrial use for mid-sized machinery.  

   - Price: ~$20,000–$40,000.

3. High-Capacity Industrial Unit

   - Flow Rate: >5,000 L/h.  

   - Application: Large factories, power plants, or heavy-duty operations.  

   - Price: ~$50,000–$150,000+.

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 How to Choose the Right System

- Determine Oil Type: Ensure compatibility with hydraulic, turbine, or lubricating oils.  

- Assess Volume: Match the system’s capacity to your operational needs.  

- Evaluate Contaminants: Identify if water, gas, or solid particulates are the primary concern.  

- Consider Portability: Decide if a stationary or mobile system suits your workflow.  

- Check Standards Compliance: Look for systems meeting ISO 4406 or NAS cleanliness codes.

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