[Case Study of Solutions] Improvement of Oil Mist Environment at Sites Where Cuttings and Abrasives Occur
We have successfully reduced the maintenance frequency of the mist collector in processes such as polishing, where not only oil mist but also chips and abrasive particles are generated simultaneously.
This is an example from a grinding factory. In grinding, not only oil mist but also chips and abrasive particles are generated together. Therefore, traditionally, even if a mist collector was installed, it would quickly become clogged, allowing mist to spread throughout the factory. 【Proposed Solution Example】 ■ Traditional Method - Use of filter-type mist collectors ■ Issues - The mist collector's filter quickly clogs due to the suction of oil mist containing chips and abrasive particles - Frequent maintenance of the mist collector is required - Oil mist disperses, causing odor and haze ■ Ideal Condition - The mist collector's filter does not clog even when sucking in oil mist mixed with chips and abrasive particles - Oil mist is effectively collected and does not disperse within the factory - Longer maintenance cycles with reduced labor ■ Apiste's Proposal - Installation of the GME-S series mist collector, which adopts a "one-way flow system" that does not accumulate chips and abrasive particles internally, allowing for longer maintenance cycles ■ Benefits - Reduction in labor due to extended maintenance cycles - Environmental improvement due to reduced mist leakage outside the processing machine
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