Description

function Description For treatment, the oil-containing condensate first passes under pressure into the pressure relief chamber. There, the overpressure is reduced, without causing turbulence in the subsequent separation tank for free oil separation. Carried coarse dirt particles are retained in a removable catch. In the separation tank, the oil settles on the surface through gravity separation and is led into the overflow-proof oil catch tank (version available on request). The filter makes the difference: The pre-cleaned condensate flows through the oleophilic pre-filter, which has a large active filter area. Flowing through from the inside to the outside, it binds the remaining oil droplets and also absorbs residual, floating oil in the filter chamber. In the OEKOSORB® main filter with cartridge technology, the last oil components are reliably retained. What remains is water for direct discharge into the sewage system.

The advantages at a glance System-compatible size Installation on wall possible with ÖWAMAT® 10 and ÖWAMAT® 11 Long service life of the filter units Easy retrofitting of a heater at any time Easiest handling by cartridge technology Type approval with and without free oil separation No energy costs

• Braced machine bed made of gray cast iron
• Elaborate spindle bearing