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> Operating Principles> Mattei Seperators |
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Operation
 Condensate
from the system enters into the centrifugal inlet chamber under pressure
Liquid
drops out of the air stream as it impinges on the chamber walls and
the vortex generator, draining without turbulence into the primary
settlement chamber below
Dirt
particles suspended in the condensate will settle to the bottom of
the primary settlement chamber and the accumulating condensate will
then flow into the main settlement tank
Entrained
droplets of oil dispersed in water will rise to the surface due to
the lower specific gravity of the oil, eventually coalescing to form
a thick layer on the surface
An
adjustable oil funnel allows the oil to be continuously skimmed off
the surface. Drained oil is collected in the external oil container
where it can be disposed of according to legal requirements
Cleaner
water taken from the bottom of the tank flows into the carbon stage,
through a prefilter, into the top of the carbon bags
Any
entrained droplets of oil remaining are then removed by adsorption.
The
cleaned water can now be discharged to the foul sewer through the
outlet. |
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