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T.O.S.S.
Tramp Oil
Separator System
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Tramp Oil Separator T1
T.O.S.S. T1 Literature
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Our
Oil
Skimmer System
Affordably Removes Tramp Oils
EdjeTech’s oil water separator system
(T.O.S.S. T1) is an economical solution
to eliminate tramp oil problems. The
T.O.S.S. T1 is priced so that one can be
put on every machine tool sump in the
shop.
We designed T.O.S.S. T1 to extend the
life of water-soluble oils,
semi-synthetic, and synthetic based
coolants. It does this by removing free
floating, dispersed and loosely
emulsified tramp oils from machine
reservoirs. Screw machines shops will
find the T.O.S.S. T1 beneficial on their
coolant sumps because it greatly extends
the life of the parts wash water bath.
How does
EdjeTech's T.O.S.S. work?
EdjeTech's T.O.S.S. removes
free-floating, mechanically dispersed
(beaten in) oil, and
suspended
solids from contaminated fluid.
The
EdjeTech floating
skimmer
is mounted in the reservoir that
contains the contaminated fluid (see
picture on right).
The floating skimmer is adjusted to skim
the surface of the reservoir and pull in
the free-oils that are floating on the
surface. The skimmer also pulls in
fluid beneath the surface that contains
mechanically dispersed oil and suspended
solids. The
separator supply
pump
pulls the contaminated fluid through the
skimmer and discharges it to a
bag filter
(see
picture on left)
located in the separator.
The fluid
filters through the bag, removing
suspended solids, and flows under the
tramp oil discharge trough into
highly efficient
coalescing media.
The media is made up of one cubic foot
cubes and contains 132 square feet of
surface area. The large volume of
surface area in a small area is what
allows for 99% separation efficiency of
20 micron oil droplets and larger on the
first pass. The more area the
fluid has to flow through and attract to
the plastic media, the more efficient
the separator. The clarified fluid
from the coalescing media flows into the
clean fluid chamber
and is discharged from the separator via
an
adjustable
overflow weir
and typicaly back into the reservoir
from where it came. The free oils
removed by the media surface to the top
of the tank, flow into the
tramp oil
discharge trough
where they gravity drain out of the
system into a client provided holding
container (i.e. 5 gallon pail, 55 gallon
drum).
Oil Water Separator System (T.O.S.S. T1)
Applications
EdjeTech's T.O.S.S. T1s are found in
metalworking shops on the following
types of machines:
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Grinding
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Turning
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General Machining Operations
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Parts Washers
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Chemical Waste Treatment Systems
Oil Water Separator System (T.O.S.S. T1)
Operation
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The air pump pulls contaminated
coolant from the machine reservoir
through the small 2”diameter
floating skimmer
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The fluid is then discharged into
the bag filter where suspended
solids are removed
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The fluid flows through the bag and
into the coalescing chamber where
tramp oils and mechanically
dispersed oils are split from
coolant
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The clean fluid flows out of the
unit through the clean discharge
hose that has been placed in the
coolant reservoir.
The T.O.S.S. T1 can be run while the
machine tool is in operation and
requires no attention other than bag
filter changes.
The tramp oil separator system is
completely enclosed to make a compact
and efficient system.
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Removes virtually all tramp oil and
mechanically dispersed oils
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Removes suspended solids
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Strong 10 gauge steel construction
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2 GPM flow rate
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Runs while machine tool is in
operation
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Model #1052 handles parts wash
waters up to 200 deg. F.
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More efficient than decantation,
belt, wheel and rope skimmers
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Shipped ready-to-use when it arrives
at your facility
Tramp Oil Separator Systems
T.O.S.S. Literature
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EdjeTech's T.O.S,S. extends the life of your metalworking and
metal forming fluids and detergent wash
waters. This is accomplished through the
removal of free floating, dispersed, and
loosely emulsified tramp oils from
coolant reservoirs or parts washers.
How does
EdjeTech's T.O.S.S. work?
EdjeTech's T.O.S.S. removes
free-floating, mechanically dispersed (beaten in) oil, and
suspended solids from contaminated fluid. The
EdjeTech floating skimmer
is mounted in the reservoir that contains the contaminated fluid (see
picture on right).
The floating skimmer is adjusted to skim the surface of the reservoir and pull
in the free-oils that are floating on the surface. The skimmer also pulls
in fluid beneath the surface that contains mechanically dispersed oil and
suspended solids. The separator
supply pump pulls the contaminated fluid
through the skimmer and discharges it to a
bag filter (see
picture on left) located in the separator.
The fluid filters through the bag, removing suspended solids, and flows under
the tramp oil discharge trough into highly
efficient coalescing media. The
media is made up of one cubic foot cubes and contains 132 square feet of surface
area. The large volume of surface area in a small area is what allows for
99% separation efficiency of 20 micron oil droplets and larger on the first
pass. The more area the fluid has to flow through and attract to the
plastic media, the more efficient the separator. The clarified fluid from
the coalescing media flows into the clean
fluid chamber and is discharged from the
separator via an adjustable overflow weir
and typicaly back into the reservoir from where it came. The free oils
removed by the media surface to the top of the tank, flow into the
tramp oil discharge trough
where they gravity drain out of the system into a client provided holding
container (i.e. 5 gallon pail, 55 gallon drum).
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The EdjeTech T.O.S.S.
(Tramp Oil Separator System)
For Large Sump Capacities
T.O.S.S. Literature
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The Tramp Oil Separator System is Easy to Maintain
We designed our tramp oil separators to
be operator friendly, therefore, they
don’t require highly trained technical
personnel to operate and maintain. The
system comes complete with:
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Floating skimmer
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Air or electric pump
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Oil water separation unit
The operator only has to place the
floating skimmer and T.O.S.S. clean
fluid return line in the fluid
reservoir; start the pump and the
T.O.S.S. will do the rest.
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