Everyone knows that oil and water don't mix. But what happens when they do and you need to get them separated? The oil-water relationship is a problem for any company running an air compressor where oily condensate forms a stable emulsion or is difficult to separate. ConDePhase is the solution.
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ConDePhase® Plus is an oil-water separator built specifically for compressor condensate disposal. Not only is dealing with compressor condensate in an environmentally friendly way the right thing to do, in many cases it’s illegal to dispose of untreated compressor condensate by putting it into sewers or surface draws. While some states push for even lower restrictions, for most states, 50ppm (parts per million) is currently the standard concentration of oil allowed in water destined for sanitary sewers. ConDePhase® Plus units, with their unique separation design and activated filter, have achieved water effluents containing less than 15 ppm in most compressor oils and 50 ppm or less with polyglycols.
The ConDePhase® Plus oil/water separator is simple, automatic and the best economical solution for oily compressor condensate disposal. To add to its ease of use, the ConDePhase® Plus uses gravity separation, which means it doesn’t need to be plugged in, has no moving parts, and is virtually maintenance free.
Get to know more about our innovative options to properly separate and dispose oily condensate. Our ThermaPhase and ConDePhase Plus oil water separators safetly separate the oil from the water and make it easy to dispose both.
The condensate enters the Expansion Chamber through Coupling A. The air is dissipated through the top which allows the oily condensate to gravity flow from Portal B into the main tank through Portal C. The condensate then enters into Chamber 1 where the condensate flows through the first Coalescing Filter Pack.
The small particles of oil coalesce, joining to form larger “drops.” Because oil has a lower specific gravity than water, the oil then rises to the top and exits through Coupling D. The oil that is accumulated is ready for environmentally safe disposal. Meanwhile, “separated” water slowly sinks to the bottom where it is collected by the Pick-up Hose 1. From there the water travels through Coupling E to Chamber 2 for further separation.
The effluent then travels through the Coalescing Filter Pack 2 to remove the maximum gravity separable oil. The separated oil in Chamber 2 exits through Coupling F for proper disposal. The water then exits Chamber 2 through Pick-up Hose 2, passing through Coupling G and proceeding to the Patented Exterior Activated Carbon Filter Polishing Unit.
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