The 3rd generation achieves impressive results that set new records. The latest series of oil-water separators once again offers significant improvements across many of its performance characteristics. All models employ multiple filtration stages using coated polypropylene fibres and activated carbon. These reliably achieve a residual oil content < 5 ppm at the outlet. This means that the CC-3 models not only satisfy the strict requirements of the DIBT (German Institute for Building Technology), but also offer the lowest residual oil content available on the market. Without restriction Since modern fully synthetic oils have a particular tendency to emulsify in the condensate, the conventional technique of gravity separation of oil and water is not equal to the task. But the good news is that the BOGE CC-3 can cater for all grades of compressor oils; it ensures effective separation of mineral oils, synthetic oils and stable condensate emulsions. No verbal displays For assessment of the condition of the filters, the new oil-water separators from BOGE have two indicator displays - one per tower. The display in the first tower indicates when the filter element is saturated, while the second keeps a careful watch out for overflows. The overflow indicator (from CC 5-3) is supplemented by a flashing red indicator which provides a visual warning in the event of an overflow. No long breaks Downtime is unproductive, so it is always a good idea to minimise it. Maintenance of the BOGE CC-3 uses ergonomically designed filter units that are lightweight even when saturated. All models operate with multiple optimised filtration stages which use coated polypropylene fibres and activated carbon. Pre-assembled service packs consisting of a green/black replacement element and pressure relief pads are available for maintenance.

BOGE CC-3 OIL-WATER SEPARATOR Gravity separation is so yesterday. All compressors create condensate. Within an oil-lubricated compressor the condensate forms an emulsion with the oil, which has to be processed prior to disposal. However the technique of the gravity separation that was used until now for processing condensate emulsions is known to be unsuccessful, particularly for modern fully synthetic compressor oils. BOGE CC-3 oil-water separators therefore operate with multiple filtration stages. The condensate is discharged from above into a pressure relief chamber and flows through the first...