Compressed Water Separator Tank With CE Certificate

The hazards of liquid water in compressed air

The liquid water present in all compressed air systems causes pipeline corrosion, permanent damage to valves, cylinders, pneumatic tools and machinery, and reduces the efficiency of the aftercooler/heat exchanger.

By installing the YUKA WS series of high-efficiency compressed water separators, more than 99% of the liquid water can be removed easily and economically.

Your compressed air system will reduce downtime and maintenance costs, so it will operate more efficiently. The WS high-efficiency water compressor separator will also improve the efficiency of downstream equipment such as aftercoolers, refrigeration dryers, filters, etc., delay the equipment life cycle and save costs.

Working principle

A large amount of water-containing steam enters the steam-water separator and moves downward in a centrifugal manner.The entrained water is separated due to the decrease in speed; the separated liquid flows through the trap and is discharged, and the dry and clean steam is discharged from the gas water separator outlet is discharged.

Where Refrigerated Water Separator be installed among the compressed system?

The Industrial Moisture Separator is used in a compressed air system , located after the water-cooled chiller to separate moisture from the compressed and refrigerated air and after its exit, the air passes through an air dryer containing molecular sieve and activated alumina.

Feature & Benefit

A. High liquid removal efficiencies at all flow conditions

B. Protects coalescing filters from bulk liquid contamination.

C. Helps provide air quality in accordance with ISO 8573-1:2001 the international

standard for compressed air quality

D. Suitable for all compressed air applications

E. Suitable for all compressor types, including variable flow

F. Low pressure losses for low operational costs

G. Low lifetime costs

H. All FWS water separators are covered by a 15 year housing guarantee.

Technical Specification