PFS1001ZMH13 Gas Coalescer Filter

Different liquids have different surface tensions, and when a liquid flows through a small hole, the smaller the surface tension, the faster it passes through. When different mixed liquids flow into the separator, they first enter the coalescence filter element, which has multiple layers of filtering media and its pore size increases layer by layer. Due to the difference in surface tension, oil quickly passes through the filter layer, while water is much slower; Also, due to the use of hydrophilic materials in the coalescence filter element, tiny water droplets are adsorbed on the surface of the filter layer, resulting in the coalescence of water droplets. Under the influence of kinetic energy, small droplets compete to pass through the opening and gradually converge into larger droplets, which settle and separate from the oil under the action of gravity. After passing through the coalescing filter element, there are still smaller water droplets that move forward to the separation filter element under inertia. The separation filter is made of special hydrophobic materials. When the oil passes through the separation filter, water droplets are blocked outside the separation filter, while the oil passes through the separation filter and is discharged from the outlet.