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OSC 25 CARB Öl-/Wasserabscheider

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OSC 25 CARB Öl-/WasserabscheiderAtlas Copco l Wassertrenner OSC 25 CARB Fr Minerall Der OSC25 von Atlas Copco wurde speziell fr leingespritzte Kompressoren entwickelt und sorgt mit einem adsorptiven Verfahren fr ein effektives Kondensatmanagement. Bleibt das l im Kondensat unbehandelt und gelangt so ins Abwasser, kann dies gravierende kologische Folgen haben. Aus diesem Grund ist in zahlreichen Lndern eine ordnungsgeme Aufbereitung des Kondensats gesetzlich verpflichtend. Mit seinem

Atlas Copco Öl-/Wassertrenner OSC 25 CARB

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Der OSC25 von Atlas Copco wurde speziell für öleingespritzte Kompressoren entwickelt und sorgt mit einem adsorptiven Verfahren für ein effektives Kondensatmanagement.

Bleibt das Öl im Kondensat unbehandelt und gelangt so ins Abwasser, kann dies gravierende ökologische Folgen haben. Aus diesem Grund ist in zahlreichen Ländern eine ordnungsgemäße Aufbereitung des Kondensats gesetzlich verpflichtend.

Mit seinem ausgefeilten, mehrstufigen Filtersystem separiert der OSC von Atlas Copco das Öl äußerst exakt aus dem Kondensatabfluss des Kompressors und stellt sicher, dass der Restölgehalt am Auslass unter 10 ppm bleibt.

Die innovative und robuste Technik des OSC Öl-Wasser-Abscheiders garantiert eine zuverlässige Trennung und reduziert die Ölkonzentration im gereinigten Kondensat selbst bei hoher Belastung zuverlässig bis auf maximal 10 ppm.

 

Technische Daten

Maximale Kapazität ohne Trockner & Filter: 113 m³/h, 66 cfm

Maximale Kapazität mit Trockner & Filter: 90 m³/h, 53 cfm

 

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