SPINNER II

CENTRIFUGAL OIL CLEANERS

HOW THE CENTRIFUGE WORKS

The Spinner 11 oil cleaning centrifuge consists of three sections - the centrifuge bowl, the driving turbine and the oil level control mechanism, all contained in a rugged steel and cast aluminium housing.
The Centrifuge Bowl
To get to the centrifuge, dirty oil enters the side of the centrifuge housing and travels up through the hollow spindle. At the top of the spindle, a baffle distributes the oil uniformly into the centrifuge bowl. Because the bowl spins at about 7500 rpm, the oil quickly accelerates to a high speed. The resulting centrifugal force slings dirt outward onto the inside bowl wall where it mats into a dense cake.

The turbine
Clean oil leaves the bowl through the screen and enters the turbine section. Here the oil pressure expels the oil through two opposing jets that spin the turbine and bowl. Oil pressure alone drives this highly efficient unit.


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