What is Oil Mist Trap?|Fundamentals of Vacuum Pumps (Low to Medium Vacuum)|How to|ULVAC SHOWCASE

Fundamentals of Vacuum Pumps (Low to Medium Vacuum)

Oil Mist Trap

Why is Oil Mist Trap essential?

An oil rotary pump exhausts oil smoke and oil droplets to the outside during start-up and evacuation presses. ULVAC's oil milt trap, TM, and TMS series let you operate in a clean environment without contaminating the facility and atmosphere.

How Oil Mist Trap Works?

An oil mist trap is a filter. Once installing it to the rotary pump's exhaust port (exit side), it removes approximately 90% of the oil smoke in the exhausted air. The filter collects the oil smoke, restores it to the original oil, and returns it to the oil tank in the pump.

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Basically, the oil mist traps and the vacuum pumps structures are not designed to withstand pressure. When the filter element inside the oil mist trap is clogged in operation, the internal pressure may increase, and the oil mist trap may burst--the oil oxidation clogs the filter element. Also, solid matter and the gasses promoting the deterioration of the pump oil are sucked, clogging occurs more frequently. The key to use in safe is controlling the internal pressure 0.03 MPa(G) or less in the oil mist trap.
If you are worried about pressure control, pressure gages will help and easily control the performance.

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Figure 1: Pressure Gauge Installed in Oil Tank.

HOW TO

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