Tinme centrifugal oil mist collector is a device designed to remove oil mist, smoke, and other fine particulate matter from the air in industrial environments. These systems are commonly used in applications where metalworking processes generate oil mist, such as in machining, grinding, and similar operations. The primary purpose of a centrifugal oil mist collector is to improve air quality in the workplace and protect workers from exposure to harmful airborne contaminants.

Here's a simplified explanation of how our centrifugal oil mist collector works:

1. Capture of Oil Mist:

The collector is typically installed near the source of oil mist generation, such as a machining center.

As the oil mist-laden air is produced during industrial processes, it is captured by the collector.

2. Entrance and Separation:

The contaminated air enters the collector, and it often passes through a series of filters or baffles.

These filters or baffles serve to slow down the airflow and allow the oil mist to coalesce into larger droplets.

3. Centrifugal Force:

The air with larger oil droplets then enters a centrifugal separator, which is a rotating device.

Due to the centrifugal force generated by the rotation, the heavier oil droplets are forced to the outer walls of the separator.

4. Collection and Drainage:

The separated oil droplets are collected and typically drained into a collection reservoir or a separate oil collection system.

The cleaned air, now with significantly reduced oil content, is released back into the environment.

5. Filtering (Optional):

 Additional filtration stage is included to capture any remaining fine particulate matter.

6. Continuous Operation:

The centrifugal oil mist collector operates continuously during the machining or other processes to ensure that oil mist is continuously removed from the air.

These systems are effective in maintaining a healthier working environment by reducing airborne oil mist levels, which can be a health hazard and also contribute to the buildup of oily residues in the workplace. Regular maintenance and monitoring are important to ensure the optimal performance of centrifugal oil mist collectors.