Compressed air cyclone water separators

Do you need to effectively get rid of condensate from your compressor system? You are looking at cyclone separators in our extensive air treatment range, which take care of the removal of condensed water and impurities perfectly. Their great advantage is simplicity, as they work only with gravity and vorticity. Other equipment such as air dryers and filters then have less work to do, which means your energy costs start to drop rapidly. Detailed information about condensate separators, their principles and applications can be found in the sequel.

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Principle and function of cyclonic forgiveness

Compressed air containing condensed water is fed into the cyclone discharge.
Here, the air flow changes from direct to rotary, due to the circular shape of the vessel, due to the rotation and the centrifugal force, the condensate droplets start to collect on the inner wall from where they flow to the bottom of the device, while the moisture-free air passes through the coarse filter screen to the centre of the device and then to the outlet.
In this way you can get rid of most of the condensate in the air cheaply and efficiently.
Downstream equipment such as dryers and filters are no longer subjected to unnecessary stress, their service life is increased and maintenance costs are reduced.

How to get rid of condensate?

The condensate obtained from the compressed air must be treated in such a way that it does not harm the environment before being discharged into the waste water. Disposal is most often carried out by a specialist company or by using a separator, which removes oil and solid impurities from the condensate by filtration and gravity. After passing through the separator, most of the condensate can be discharged into the waste and only a small part is sent for professional disposal. In this way, most of the condensate can be got rid of cheaply and efficiently.