1. Efficiency of cleaning used engine oil with bulk filters.
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Maltseva, E. I., Demchuk, E. V., Myalo, O. V., and Prokopov, S. P.
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PETROLEUM waste , *DIESEL motors , *OIL filters , *WORKING fluids , *PRESSURE drop (Fluid dynamics) , *AIR filters - Abstract
Filtration of working fluids used in various sectors of the economy is an important process to keep the used equipment in good working order, as well as a means of improving the efficiency of fuel and energy resources. One of ef-fective methods of use of waste engine oils in the conditions of agricultural enterprises is their purification from accumu-lated during operation contaminants, which include mechanical impurities (dust, water, products of engine parts wear) and products of oil degradation (acids, oxyacids, carbenes, carboids, etc.) [4-6] with subsequent use of purified oils as working fluids and in those units and mechanisms which under operation conditions allow operation of these oils. In or-der to ensure the subsequent use of cleaned waste engine oil, mechanical impurities must first be removed from it. The aim of this study is to determine the contamination dynamics of the filter grained layer and the quality of oil purification. A mathematical model is derived which determines the dynamics of mechanical impurities as a function of initial con-centration and settling time. A mathematical model determining the change in the filtration coefficient is obtained. A mathematical model of the pressure drop across the filter is obtained. The results of the theoretical study of pollution d y-namics are compared with experimental studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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