What is a Oil separator?

An oil separator is a device for separating gas (air or gas) mixed in lubricating oil (engine oil, etc.). It is the internal combustion engine (engine) that is easy to imagine. Blow-by gas generated by the engine is generally discharged from the upper space above the engine (near the head cover) and returned to the intake side. However, the oil separator is a device that can extract only oil from blow-by gas and return it to the inside of the engine by using an oil separator. If air or blow-by gas gets mixed in the engine oil, it will not be able to fully function as a lubricating oil. In addition, the heat dissipation efficiency of the oil cooler will also deteriorate. This is true for all machines that use lubricating oil.

Application of Oil separator

✅ Automotive manufacturing:
Oil separators are used to efficiently remove oil from cooling liquids and lubricants used in the automotive manufacturing process. This allows for the reuse of cooling liquids, reducing environmental impact.
✅ Machinery industry:
In machinery maintenance, oil separators are used to separate oil from cleaning fluids or cooling water, allowing the recovery of reusable oil.
✅ Wastewater treatment facilities:
In industrial wastewater treatment, oil separators are used to separate oil from wastewater, improving the water quality before discharge.

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