Centrifugal Oil Filters

The oil from a pressure point on an engine is fed through the side inlet of the Centrifuge. When the oil pressure exceeds 1.3 to 2.5 BAR, the spring loaded plunger will be pushed back and the oil enters the rotor assembly through the central spindle. The rotor assembly gets pressurized and the only exit point for the oil are the two tangentially opposed nozzles at the base. The rotor assembly has two bushes, one at the top and one at the bottom and spins freely around the spindle. The action of oil exiting through the nozzles gives it a reverse direction spin. The centrifuge has no consumable parts and is capable of removing sub micron particles from the oil. Ensure that the minimum operating pressure is at least 4 BAR and should not exceed 7 BAR. Optimum results are achieved at 5 BAR pressure.