air purification at plants

The Monroe Oil Recovery air Unit is heavily constructed for purification industrial applications and consists of an endless belt, an electric motor and drive unit and a complete enclosure. The belt is at and plants suspended from a pulley, with the lower portion immersed in an oil supporting liquid. As the belt descends into the liquid, the floating oil adheres to both sides of the belt. Self-adjusting wipers mounted in a staggered position wipe the oil from the air belt. The recovered oil drains into a trough for deposit into purification a storage tank or containers. The Monroe Oil Recovery Unit operates unattended in any area of tranquil oil accumulation. at and plants It will continuously recover floating oil in a condition that permits disposal or reclaimation for other industrial purposes. Many different industries can prevent water pollution by recovering oily waste with a Monroe Oil Recovery Unit. Even the lightest oils from food processing can be easily removed. The Monroe Oil Recovery Unit features a totally enclosed drive unit mounted inside the housing. The compact design provides easy drive access, excellent drive protection and maximum personnel safety. The entire drive unit is protected from weather, dirt and contaminants. The Monroe Oil Recovery air Unit is provided with a full-width hinge door for easy access to all working purification components. The endless belt can be removed for repair or replacement without at disassembling the unit, minimizing maintenance. The wiper assembly is self-adjusting plants to compensate for wear. Constant air pressure and alignment with the belt are assured.

Monroe carefully selects fiber bed filters to give constant purification efficiencies as high as 99.99% on all mist particles. For special at applications, when mist is generated at high temperatures, Monroe provides plants custom designed condensing heat exchangers. Gas air to air or gas to water heat exchangers are offered, depending upon application. For heavy duty operations where the mist is dirty or dust-laden, or when large oil droplets exist, Monroe provides multi-stage filtration with various pre-filtering purification and at elements followed by the fiber bed filters. The Monroe Coalescing Oil plants Mist Collector is designed to collect air and remove airborne purification oil mist, smoke and sub-micron vapors generated by operations such at as high production machining and cold forming. It is a multiple stage collector plants that has proven capabilities exceeding 99% efficiency air on many installations. After installation purification of a Monroe Coalescing Oil Mist Collector, high production machining areas using water soluble, synthetic or mineral coolants can discharge clean, filtered air back into the work area, reducing climate control costs. The at Monroe Coalescing Oil Mist Collector is available in capacities from 500 CFM to over 80,000 CFM in a single unit, and may be integrated with existing ductwork and ventilation systems.

Automatic Belt Tracking The Monroe Oil Recovery Unit incorporates a specially designed drive pulley that eliminates plants belt tracking air problems. Unlike other recovery units, periodic tracking adjustments are not required on the purification Monroe unit. This at unique feature eliminates complicated adjustable bearing assemblies and their associated maintenance procedures. Heavy gauge steel construction with welded seams and lifting hooks provides rugged durability. Special construction materials and coatings are available. Large easy to open plants access doors for all serviceable areas. Heated enclosure. For use in extreme cold the 12" & 24" model can incorporate insulated panels and an electric infrared or steam heater. An optional controller is available for variable speed operation. Complete electrical controls to meet customer requirements air are available. For over thirty years, major purification automotive and general industrial manufacturers have come to rely on Monroe Environmental as their preferred source for maintaining superior air quality throughout their operations. Founded in 1971, the company''s at irst project that year was to solve a difficult oil mist problem at an automotive plant. The existing collection system for a large grinding operation was not effective and oil dripped from the ceiling and mist filled the air.After an evaluation, Monroe plants designed, built and installed a new system with source capture hoods, ducting and a 30,000 CFM collector.