OIL SKIMMING EQUIPMENT RECYCLES QUENCH OIL AT MIDWESTERN HEAT TREATMENT PLANT.

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Fluid & Lubricant Ideas | 1983年 / 6卷 / 06期
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LUBRICATING OILS - Reclamation;
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AMAC Enterprises Inc. , located in Cleveland, Ohio, has found a simple, yet effective way to reduce the costs of its heat treating operations by recycling 100 gallons of quench oil each day. An oil separation system was developed including two 1500-gallon holding tanks, pumps, and outside 1000-gallon collection tank, and two oil skimmers. The oil is re-refined to the same properties as the new oil.
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