The oil-water separator is an eco-friendly device that physically separates oil from water; it is primarily used to treat oily wastewater in sectors such as petroleum extraction, metallurgy, power generation, and food processing. Operating on the principle of density differences between oil and water-and utilizing gravity sedimentation combined with multi-stage filtration-the device achieves physical separation via a disperser, a slow-flow permeation unit, and a coalescer.
The equipment comprises an oil-water separation system, a water purification system, and an automatic control system. It features three-stage advanced filtration, automatic water-level-sensing drainage, and a mobile design, while supporting dual-sided oil skimming and 24-hour continuous operation. The treated water meets discharge standards, and the recovered oil can be recycled. Portable models operate with power consumption as low as 45W, making them suitable for removing floating oil in locations such as wastewater treatment plants and parking lots.
