Ingersoll Rand 54601513 Screw Compressor Air Oil Separator
Air oil separator is part similar to filter that separates oil from
compressed air.
During the compression process, oil is injected for lubrication,
sealing and absorption of compression heat, and then out of the
compression element comes a mixture of compressed air and oil. The
oil separator separates the oil from the air, because the oil needs
to stay in the compressor to keep lubricated, and the compressed
air needs to leave the compressor and be oil-free.
How does the air oil separator work?
Most of the oil is separated by centrifugal force. The air-oil
mixture enters the separation container at an Angle, so most of the
oil is pushed out and down into the oil container. Splash shields
are usually installed to prevent the air-oil mixture from directly
hitting the separator filters and 85% of the oil is separated in
this way. The remaining 15% is in the form of droplets and fog in
compressed air. As the oily compressed air flows through the
separator filter, the small droplets combine to form large droplets
until they drop and gather at the bottom of the separator filter,
where the oil is then sucked up by the tubing and removed.
| Air Compressor Models | Air Filter | Oil Filter | Separator |
| SSR M 75 from s/n 2340700 | 89266761 | 54672654 | 54601513 |
| SSR M 55 from s/n 2320700 | 89266761 | 54672654 | 54601513 |
| EP 100 | 39708466 | 39911615 | 54601513 |
| EP 75 | 39708466 | 39911615 | 54601513 |
- Installation: inside pressure reservoir
- Residual oil content: less than 3 PPM
- Operating temperature: up to 120°C
- Initial pressure drop: less than 0.2 bar
Air Oil Separator 54601513 ——Designed for use with Ingersoll Rand Air Compressors SSR M 75, SSR M 55, EP100, EP55.
AIR OIL SEPARATOR — SEPARATES THE OIL FROM THE COMPRESSED AIR
