F16AC Air Compressor Condensate Oil Removal System
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A compressed air system produces condensation, which is the moisture that drops out of a compressed air flow as it cools. This condensation will contain oil if the compressor uses lubrication in its compression chamber: these include oil-flooded rotary screw compressors and reciprocating compressors with lubricated cylinders. The F16AC Muscle Compressor Coalescer is the air compressor condensate management system needed to separate this oil from the condensate water – and the media never needs replacing (economical and green)! Never have a dirty air compressor again!
Features:
- No consumable components
- Automatic air release vent
- Automatic de-oiled water drain port
- Spin-welded fittings to prevent leaks
- Durable, translucent barrel
- Coalescing media increases surface area for oils to readily collect and separate
- Manual oil drain spigot
- Will not overflow
- Limited 90 day warranty
The F16AC Muscle Air Compressor Coalescer is robust and simple, yet designed for the unexpected and can become a vital part of your condensate maintenance program. It is an alternative to expensive separation systems and is suitable for almost any size compressor system. In most cases, this system will effectively separate your oily compressor condensate to comply with other environmental safety standards, such as ISO14001.
Lower Air Compressor Condensate Waste Costs up
to 98% Versus Hauling It Off Site 
Dirty air compressor condensate is mostly water. Expect a 50:1 ratio, 50 parts water to 1 part oil (or just 1 gallon of oil in a 55 gallon drum of condensate).
Air systems can produce an enormous amount of condensate each day. A 100 HP compressor operating in a climate of 70°F with 80% humidity generates 2 gallons of condensate each hour.
Disposal companies charge between $150 to $250 to dispose of a 55 gallon drum of oily air compressor condensate.
The savings are considerable if you separate your condensate on site, paying only to dispose of the oil:
- If you use the numbers above, a 100 HP compressor, operating 24 hours, will produce a minimum of 48 gallons of condensate a day and only 0.96 gallons of this is oil. It will take you 57 days to accumulate (1) 55 gallon drum of oil with a minimum disposal cost of $150.
- In that same 57 days, without separation, you will accumulate almost (50) 55 gallon drums of condensate with a minimum disposal cost of $7,500. The Muscle saves you over $7,000 in disposal cost during 2 months of operating!
The Muscle Condensate Management System will minimize your air compressor condensate waste stream and treat it effectively to comply with EPA and local municipality regulations.
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