TURBO SEPARATOR 3-PHASE CENTRIFUGES T10-3 © T14-3 © T18-3 High-efficiency, automatic and manual centrifuges for the 3-phase Clarification of: ¢ WATER-SOLUBLE COOLANT * SEMI-SYNTHETIC COOLANTS * SYNTHETIC COOLANTS * AQUEOUS PARTS WASHER All TURBO SEPARATOR 3-phase units operate with high G force to remove both tramp oil and fine solids from machine tool coolants and parts washer fluids. TURBO SEPARATORS are ideal for grinding applications due to their large solids holding capacity. TURBO SEPARATORS are designed for the continuous clarification of process fluids contaminated by oils. These units will remove a wide range of particles — ferrous and non-ferrous, glass, graphite and ceramic — down to 2 micron. The T10-3 is a complete centrifuge system which automatically discharges cleaned coolant into a storage tank, oil into a decantation tank and periodically removes solids via a self-draining, easily-cleaned removable liner. Other components include transfer and feed pumps, valving and controls. The T10-3 can be installed as a free standing batch process unit, integrated with a single machine tool or for on-line side stream processing from central coolant systems. Processing capacity is up to 90 GPH. The 714-3 separators have process capacities to 150 GPH. Cleaned coolant and tramp oil are automatically removed from the centrifuge and solids removal is achieved via a self-draining, easily-cleaned removable liner. This centrifuge can be free-standing, tank mounted or supplied with a portable base. The unique centrifuge feed system eliminates the need for a centrifuge feed pump and cleaned coolant is removed under pressure, eliminating the need for a system return pump. A decantation tank improves the quality of removed tramp oil, allowing reusable coolant to be directed back to the coolant cleaning process. For use when recycling aqueous parts washer chemicals, the T14 is available in either anodized aluminum or stainless steel. 714-3 SHOWN WITH PROCESS TANKAGE The T18-3 separator is a fully automated self-cleaning centrifuge with process capacities to 8 GPM. Like the T10 and 114 units, cleaned coolant and tramp oil are automatically removed from the centrifuge and, in the T18, solids are also removed automatically by means of a clutch drive scraper mechanism to allow continuous and unattended operation for coolant cleaning. Systems are available for batch purification with process tankage or in conjunction with central coolant systems.

TRAMP OIL TO DECANTATION TANK Gravitational flow of the dirty fluid into the collecting tank Feeding of the dirty fluid to the rotor with a pump Particles settle out of the fluid and adhere to the sludge basket inner surface The cleaned fluid exits through a pipe and is directed to the clean tank and tramp oil is removed to a decantation tank The correct quantity of clean fluid is pumped under the desired pressure back to the machine tool The dirty fluid (1) is collected in a feed tank where a feed pump (2) delivers the liquid into a centrifuge rotor (3). The centrifugal force causes the solids...