Large oil droplets flow into the oil tank and are discharged under their own gravity through the front baffle. The remaining small particulate pollutants enter the ion high-voltage electrostatic zone, and through strong electrical action, the particles are charged, becoming charged ion particles, achieving preliminary separation and purification. After the charged ion particles reach the adsorption zone of the electrode plate, they are immediately adsorbed, and the oil droplets are added to the bottom oil leakage collection basin under the action of vertical gravity. Clean air meets standards and is discharged outdoors. (Compliant with environmental requirements for oil fume emissions)

operational principle