Reply to "Vacuum Dehydration"

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Hi Nurudin, a centrifuge is relying upon the difference in density for removal as you no doubt understand, water is 1 in density and oil is 8.5-9.5 and once the water commences to emulsify the two may become (I have no test data) similar in density and then separation can't occur, I do know from testing that an oil driven centrifuge can't remove carbon from Heat Transfer Fluid because of lack of G force but a motor driven centrifuge will remove carbon but I guess you would have been using a motor driven centrifuge, Regards Rob S

3/19/133:03 PM

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