DIESEL FUEL FILTER Assembly

The use of oil-water separators

Oil-water separators are devices that are used to remove oil, grease, and other contaminants from water, so that the water can be reused or safely discharged into the environment. These separators work by using the difference in density between oil and water to separate the two substances. The contaminated water is pumped into the separator, where it is allowed to flow through a series of baffles and chambers. The chambers are designed in such a way that the oil and grease rise to the surface, while the water flows through to the next chamber. The separated oil is then collected and removed from the separator, while the clean water is discharged.Oil-water separators are commonly used in a variety of settings, including industrial and manufacturing facilities, oil refineries, and automotive shops. They are also used in stormwater management systems to prevent oil and other pollutants from entering bodies of water.The use of oil-water separators is important for protecting the environment and preventing water pollution. By removing contaminants from water, these devices help to ensure that our water resources remain clean and safe for human use and for the ecosystem.