ISS VGS Oil Water Separators - Extended ...
The VGS is a flooded system in which the inlet and outlet columns form a U-tube configuration such that the oil is trapped on one side of the main body, while the cleaned water flows out of the other side.
The main body contains a continuous truncated conical spiral pack (SPAK) which is made of olephilic material. Oily water is delivered into the bottom of the main body where it flows upwards through the centre of the SPAK assembly.
At the top of the main body, free oil and low density suspended solids are held, which eventually flow out for collection and suitable disposal.
The partially cleaned water is directed to the outside perameter of the conical SPAK and follows a tortuous pattern while cascading down and around the SPAK.
Here the lower density fluid (oil) is drawn up the incline of the olephilic surface of the SPAK and back into the low pressure centre of the VGS, where it co mingles with the incoming fluid and is redirected to the top of the main body.
A continuous convection is created within the SPAK by the density and pressure variation down the fluid column and the upward flow of the cleaned water will enter the output leg of the separator and will travel up and out of the system, whilst the heavy solids will drop to the base of the vessel.
The VGS (Vertical Gravity Separator) has been developed to effectively remove free oil, grease and suspended solids from wastewater plus greatly reduce the frequency and difficulty of maintenance compared to conventional plate separators.
Applications
The VGS Difference
To contact Industrial Separation Systems about ISS VGS Oil Water Separators - Extended Body Model use Get a quote.
The VGS is a flooded system in which the inlet and outlet columns form a U-tube configuration such that the oil is trapped on one side of the main body, while the cleaned water flows out of the other side.
The main body contains a continuous truncated conical spiral pack (SPAK) which is made of olephilic material. Oily water is delivered into the bottom of the main body where it flows upwards through the centre of the SPAK assembly.
At the top of the main body, free oil and low density suspended solids are held, which eventually flow out for collection and suitable disposal.
The partially cleaned water is directed to the outside perameter of the conical SPAK and follows a tortuous pattern while cascading down and around the SPAK.
Here the lower density fluid (oil) is drawn up the incline of the olephilic surface of the SPAK and back into the low pressure centre of the VGS, where it co mingles with the incoming fluid and is redirected to the top of the main body.
A continuous convection is created within the SPAK by the density and pressure variation down the fluid column and the upward flow of the cleaned water will enter the output leg of the separator and will travel up and out of the system, whilst the heavy solids will drop to the base of the vessel.
The VGS (Vertical Gravity Separator) has been developed to effectively remove free oil, grease and suspended solids from wastewater plus greatly reduce the frequency and difficulty of maintenance compared to conventional plate separators.
Applications
The VGS Difference
To contact Industrial Separation Systems about ISS VGS Oil Water Separators - Extended Body Model use Get a quote.
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