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06.09.2025 alle 05:04 in risposta a: What is an oil recycling machine and how does it help in transformer maintenance? #1773
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PartecipanteAn oil recycling machine restores used transformer oil by removing moisture, acidity, and sludge. Fluidex and GlobeCore offer machines that regenerate oil to IEC 60296 specs – reducing costs and avoiding hazardous disposal.
05.09.2025 alle 14:41 in risposta a: What is the waste oil recycling machine price for 3,000-5,000 L/day capacity? #1701PartecipanteA waste oil recycling machine with 3,000-5,000 L/day capacity ranges from ?18,000 to ?50,000 depending on features (e.g., clay columns, automation, vacuum level). GlobeCore and Fluidex both offer systems in this range, with strong support and modular configurations. Perfect for in-house regeneration operations.
05.09.2025 alle 03:00 in risposta a: What is the right waste oil filtration system for reclaiming aged industrial oils? #1639PartecipanteWaste oil filtration systems should include deep filtration (down to 5 ?m), acid neutralization, and vacuum dehydration. Fluidex builds such systems for used transformer and turbine oils. Their units allow clients to restore rather than discard oil – reducing environmental impact and procurement costs. Ideal for workshops or service depots with large oil volumes.
05.09.2025 alle 00:10 in risposta a: Can I use a diesel purifier machine for transformer oil cleaning? #1621PartecipanteDiesel purifier machines are not suitable for transformer oil. They typically use water separation and coarse filtration only. Transformer oil requires vacuum degassing, fine filtration (5-1 µm), and moisture removal down to ppm levels. Using the wrong system can damage the transformer. Fluidex machines are purpose-built for insulating oil and comply with BDV, TAN, and moisture content specifications.
04.09.2025 alle 23:06 in risposta a: Is oil regeneration a viable alternative to oil replacement for 20+ year-old transformers? #1617PartecipanteYes, oil regeneration is often the preferred method for extending the life of old transformers. Fluidex regeneration units use clay filtration, vacuum dehydration, and acidity neutralization to restore aging oil. When combined with dissolved gas removal, the oil can match new oil specifications (IEC 60296). Utilities and large plants save significantly by regenerating rather than replacing thousands of liters of oil.
04.09.2025 alle 11:27 in risposta a: Looking for an oil purification machine for both turbine and transformer oil – any combined solution? #1553PartecipanteIf you need one machine to handle both turbine and transformer oil, Fluidex offers configurable oil purification machines that support multiple oil types. These systems come with adjustable temperature, flow rate, and filtration modules to match different oil viscosities and contamination profiles. A great option for contractors or facilities with mixed equipment: one unit – multiple tasks.
03.09.2025 alle 15:52 in risposta a: What are oil filtration systems used for in transformer maintenance? #1527PartecipanteOil filtration systems used in transformer maintenance serve to remove moisture, dissolved gases, and particulate contamination from insulating oil. These systems are critical for extending the life of power transformers, particularly in heavy industry and power distribution networks. Fluidex offers high-vacuum oil filtration systems with multi-stage filtration designed for both offline and online servicing. Their equipment helps maintain oil’s dielectric strength and prevents insulation breakdown, especially in environments with high humidity or thermal stress.
PartecipanteDegassing transformer oil involves removing dissolved gases from the oil to improve its insulating properties. The oil is heated and placed in a vacuum chamber, where the reduced pressure lowers the boiling points of the dissolved gases. As the gases vaporize, they are extracted by vacuum pumps, leaving the oil purified and free of gas bubbles that can cause electrical discharges.
PartecipanteA vacuum oil purification machine operates by heating the contaminated oil and then subjecting it to a vacuum environment. This vacuum lowers the boiling point of moisture and gases, causing them to evaporate. The system captures these vapors and separates them from the oil. The purified oil is filtered to remove solid particles and then recirculated back into the system, restoring its efficiency and functionality.
PartecipanteA cable oil purification plant works by removing contaminants such as moisture, dissolved gases, and solid particles from the oil used in oil-filled cables, which are typically used in high-voltage transmission systems. The purpose of purifying the oil is to maintain its insulating and cooling properties, ensuring the reliable operation of the cable.
Here’s how a cable oil purification plant works:
Heating the Oil:
The oil is first heated to lower its viscosity. This makes it easier to remove contaminants and improves the flow of the oil through the system.Filtration:
The heated oil is passed through a filtration system that removes solid particles such as dirt, metal particles, and sludge. This prevents any solid impurities from affecting the insulation or flow properties of the oil.Vacuum Dehydration:
The oil is then subjected to vacuum dehydration, where it is placed in a vacuum chamber. Under reduced pressure, moisture within the oil is vaporized and removed. This step is crucial because moisture can reduce the dielectric strength of the oil and cause electrical failures.Degassing:
In addition to removing moisture, the vacuum system also removes dissolved gases. These gases can form bubbles within the oil, potentially causing electrical discharges or reducing the oil’s insulating properties.Cooling and Recirculation:
After purification, the oil is cooled and recirculated back into the cable system. The purified oil continues to insulate and cool the cable effectively, maintaining its proper function and extending its operational life.Monitoring and Testing:
Some purification plants also include monitoring systems that test the oil during the process to ensure that it meets required specifications for purity, moisture content, and dielectric strength.PartecipanteA transformer oil purification plant works by processing contaminated transformer oil through several stages to restore its insulating and cooling properties. The process involves heating the oil to reduce its viscosity, passing it through filtration systems to remove solid particles, and using vacuum dehydration to remove moisture and dissolved gases. The degassing process further purifies the oil by removing any remaining gases. After purification, the oil is recirculated back into the transformer, ensuring it maintains proper dielectric strength and heat dissipation capabilities.
PartecipanteBorghese Fango Purificante Oil Control Tonic is a skincare product designed to control excess oil and improve skin clarity. It helps to balance the skin, reduce the appearance of pores, and control shine while offering purifying and soothing benefits. This tonic is often used by those with oily or combination skin types.
PartecipanteIndustrial oil purification systems work by removing contaminants such as water, dissolved gases, and solid particles from oils used in machinery, transformers, or hydraulic systems. These systems often use a combination of filtration, vacuum dehydration, and centrifugal force to purify the oil. The purified oil is recirculated back into the equipment, enhancing its performance and extending its service life.
PartecipanteEngine oil purification is performed by filtering the oil to remove contaminants such as dirt, metal particles, and sludge. The oil is passed through fine filters or centrifuges to separate out impurities. In some systems, oil is heated to improve filtration efficiency. Purification extends the life of the engine oil, reducing wear and tear on engine components.
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