Low Vacuum Dehydration Machine (lvdh machine)
Low Vacuum Dehydration Machine (lvdh machine)
The Low Vacuum Dehydration (LVDH Machine ) technique is mainly used for separating moisture content from the oil which is present in three forms:
a) Dissolved Form
b) Emulsified Form
C) Free form
- Very fast and highly effective water removing device, meant for high duty applications.
- Easy full automatic operation.
- Removes water, moisture and air bubbles: dissolved water: 80%, free water: 100%, air bubbles: 100%
- Viscosity range from 10 ~ 600 cSt.
- Oil temperature from 15°C ~ 60°C.
- On demand, all systems can be supplied by customer requirement.
Working Principle of Low Vacuum Dehydration machine :
The heating of hydraulic oil is performed indirectly and then that is poured into a vacuum chamber where it is scattered into a very thin layer of film thereafter it vaporizes & gets dissolved with gases at low temperature. How do separate water from oil? Now both air and gases that are derived from the previous process are now left to condense so that it gets separated from the oil. Our ultimate goal of heating oil indirectly at low temperature is to ensure that there is no burn off, hence no oxidation and no additional depletion of oil.
WORKING PRINCIPLE OF ELECTROSTATIC MACHINE
Destiny International Sump Cleaner removes sludge, metal chips & swarf from Coolant / Oil tanks & filters it via reusable steel mesh filter. The System Works on the Principle of Vacuum Suction. A powerful vacuum blower creates vacuum in the tank of the unit, which sucks in coolant, metal chips Swarf etc, passing it thru mesh basket. Contamination gets collected in the basket & clean coolant flows through to the tank of the unit. A centrifugal delivery pump delivers back the clean coolant.
RESULT
Not every Low Vacuum Dehydration Machine fulfills its promises. But at Destiny our aim is to deliver the best in industry. That’s why leading companies, Heavy Industries and many others have choosen for destiny.
Have a look at our result and see how much more effective a Destiny’s Low Vacuum Dehydration Machine proves to be in practice.
- Removes coolant, sludge, & chip from the sump tank
- Filters the sludge and chips from the coolant fluid
- Returns filtered coolant to the machine sump tank
- Moves the coolant to waste for disposal
- Easy to operate for an efficient method for continuous removal of moisture from oil.
- No damage to oil and the unit offers dry, dehydrated oil.
- Significantly reduced residence time with fast and efficient heat transfer
- Reduced pressure drop
- Ability to process materials that are sensitive to thermal degradation or prone to
- fouling and ability to process high-viscosity and high-solids materials
- High evaporation ratios (> 95%)
- Easy to clean/maintain equipment
S.NO
| Degrees of Cleanliness
| Adopting a Vacuum Dehydration Process
|
1. | 100% | Free and emulsified water alongside free gases |
2. | 95% | of dissolved Water |
3. | 90% | of dissolved gases |
Comparative analysis of Vacuum Dehydration With Centrifugal water removals:
Centrifuging | Vacuum Dehydration |
Heating oil to Approximately between 70 to 80°C is required to efficiently extract water | Whereas in LVDH technology, the Water is removed from oil even less than < 55°C. |
Heating oil depletes additives. | No additive depletion. |
Must be used off-line. All related machinery must be stopped to drain oil into barrels / tanks for cleaning. | Can be used on-line, is therefore user-friendly. |
Somewhat cleans low molecular weight oxidized oil fraction | Easily removes low molecular weight oxidized oil fraction |
Cannot remove emulsified water. Gear pumps used in centrifuging increase emulsification. ; | Easy & total removal of free & emulsified water / moisture. |
Cannot remove low molecular weight oxidised oil fraction | Removes |
Cannot remove dissolved gases like Ammonia / Nitrogen. | Removes |
Cannot remove solid impurities below 10 micron, efficiently. | In conjunction with Electrostatic-oil Cleaners, removal efficiency is better than 0.01 micron. |
Centrifugal systems do not clean any dissolved gas | Clears the dissolved gasses very easily |
Many high speed moving parts requiring frequent maintenance | Only two pumps. Vacuum & discharge & slow moving parts. |
| Automatic water discharge. |
Heating oil to Approximately between 70 to 80°C is required to efficiently extract water | Whereas in LVDH technology, the Water is removed from oil even less than < 55°C. |
Depleting anti-oxidation additive | No additive depletion |
Somewhat clears emulsified water | Easy & total removal of free & emulsified water |
Somewhat cleans low molecular weight oxidized oil fraction | Easily removes low molecular weight oxidized oil fraction |
Centrifugal systems do not clean any dissolved gas | Clears the dissolved gasses very easily |
It consumes very High energy | As compared to the centrifugal system it consumes very low energy |