Coalescing Systems from Serfilco

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Coalescing Systems from Serfilco Liquid/liquid separation to less than 10 ppm Reclaim, re-use, recycle Coalescing Systems from Serfilco are used to provide liquid/liquid separation of non-emulsified solutions up to 150ºF. The systems are compact, economical, and simple to operate. They remove oils from rinse waters, cleaning solutions, plating solutions or waste effluents. They also separate water or tramp oil from hydraulic fluids and machining coolants. These highly effective systems pump, prefilter and separate non-emulsified fluids having a .09 or greater difference in specific gravity. Solution is pumped through the prefilter to the coalescing element where small droplets are held until they grow large enough to float to the top of the coalescing chamber. The light phase is discharged from the top of the coalescing chamber, the heavy phase is discharged from the bottom of the coalescing chamber. The unwanted phase (heavy or light) is periodically bled off via a manual flow control valve. Purified solution is directed back to the tank or reservoir for re-use. Recovered effluent contains less than 10 ppm of the discontinuous phase. Carbon purification can be added to polish the solution. Standard Coalescing Systems from Serfilco include pump, prefilter and coalescing chamber with manual light and heavy phase discharge valves. Prefilter media of 5 to 10 micron is required to protect the coalescing element. If properly protected, the coalescing element has indefinite life. Selecting a system with greater prefilter capacity will reduce prefilter cartridge and coalescing element consumption. Coalescing of fluids with excessive particulate loading is best accomplished when the solution is first clarified with a separate filtration system.