M 182
- Symbols, Basic filter theory
- Differential pressure
- Simplex, duplex and safety filters
- Strainers, Wire mesh filters
- Nose filters, Magnetic filters
- Edge filters, Streamline filters
- Self cleaning filter module
- Typical system installations
LO FILTERS and FILTRATION, PART 2
M 183
- Coalescent filters
- Centrifugal filter
THEORY OF SEPARATION
M 184
- Basic principles
- Effect of mass, density, surface area
- Effect of temperature + viscosity
- Settling tank with flow process
- Settling tank with heater process
- Theory of centrifugal separator
- Centrifugal force
- Separating + resisting force
- The 'U' tube theory
- Flow paths through separator
THE CENTRIFUGAL SEPARATOR
M 185
- Separator types + selection
- Symbols + terminology
- Main components, Safety devices
- Drive assembly
- Friction clutch + brake
- Manual bowl assembly
- Gravity, separating + paring discs
- Automatic bowl assembly + operation
- Purifier + clarifier setups + clean cycles
- Oil pump
LUBRICATING OIL SEPARATOR SYSTEMS
M 186
- Symbols
- Single & double separator modules
- Separator configurations
- Separator throughput
- LO separator systems
- Separator arrangements
- Bypass valve operation
- Separator water supply system
EXERCISE - LO SEPARATOR
M 190
- Fully interactive simulation of an automatic cleaning lubricating oil centrifugal separator.
- The ship and its systems
- Transfer of lubricating oil
- Setting up the separator system
- Separating sump to sump
- Separating Sump to renovating tank
- Separating reno to reno tank
- Separating reno tank to sump
- Purifier or clarifier operation
- Selecting the gravity disc
- Operating the separator
- P.I. temperature controller
- Automatic purifier and clarifier cycles
- Manual or auto operation
- Pump characteristic curves
- Alarms & system faults
