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GEA Westfalia Separator etype OSE Mineral Oil Separator

GEA-Westfalia-Self-Cleaning-Centrifuge

Machine Application

The GEA Westfalia OSE self-cleaning centrifuge is proven technology and robust construction. The GEA Westfalia Separator eagleclass separators are equipped with a GEA softstream inlet system for gentle product treatment. This results in optimum separating efficiency and higher specific capacities. The patented GEA hydrostop system separators enables controlled bowl ejections to be carried out at full operating speed.

The separators are of enclosed design and meet the requirements of the classification societies. The separators are driven by a 3-phase AC motor. Power is transferred to the bowl spindle via a centrifugal clutch and a flat belt. All bearings are splash-lubricated from a central oil bath.

Separator Design

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GEA Westfalia OSE… - 0136 – 067 with new Westfalia Separator® unitrolplus system

The centrifuges are equipped with a self-cleaning disc-type bowl. They are employed for clarification and purification in fuel oil (up to a density of 1.01 g / ml) and lube oil treatment plants. The oil is conveyed to the centrifuge by means of a separate pump. The feed is via a closed line system. The clean oil is discharged under pressure by means of a centripetal pump. The centrifuges operate without regulating rings.

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GEA Westfalia OSE… - 0196 – 067 with new Westfalia Separator® unitrolplus system

The centrifuges are equipped with a self-cleaning disc-type bowl. They are employed for clarification and purification in fuel oil (up to a density of 1.01 g / ml) and lube oil treatment plants. The oil is conveyed to the centrifuge by means of a separate pump. The feed is via a closed line system. The clean oil is discharged under pressure by means of a centripetal pump. The centrifuges operate without regulating rings.

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GEA Westfalia OSE… - 91 - 067

The separators are equipped with a self-cleaning disc-type bowl. They are employed for clarification and purification in fuel oil (fuel oil up to a density of 0.991 g / ml) and lube oil treatment plants. The product is fed in through a system of closed lines. The heavy liquid phase is pressure discharged by means of a centripetal pump. The clean oil is also discharged by means of a centripetal pump. The centrifuges operate with regulating rings for the heavy phase.

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Features:

New hood design with UnitrolPlus
New bowl top / lock ring design
New operating / displacement water valve
New flow indication
New filling and displacement water device
New graphic display with touch screen
Flat belt drive

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Unique GEA E-type Separator Features:

Self-monitoring WMS & SMS single stage, called UnitrolPlus
Monitoring inside the bowl
Patented Westfalia Separator hydrostop system, to open/close the bowl
Separate operating water outlet, to separate the operating water from your sludge tank
Separator with hinged hood design

GEA Westfalia OSE Separator

GEA E-type Separator

OSE 5 / 3
OSE 5 / 4
OSE 5 / 5
OSE 10 / 6
OSE 10 / 8

OSE 10 / 10
OSE 20 / 15
OSE 20 / 18
OSE 20 / 20
OSE 30

OSE 40 / 25
OSE 40 / 30
OSE 40 / 35
OSE 40 / 40
OSE 80 / 50

OSE 80 / 60
OSE 80 / 70
OSE 80 / 80
OSE 120 / 100
OSE 120 / 120

GEA D-type Separator (replaced by OSE Separator)

OSD 6 / 3
OSD 6 / 4
OSD 6 / 5
OSD 6 / 6

OSD 18 / 8
OSD 18 / 10
OSD 18 / 15
OSD 18 / 18

OSD 35 / 20
OSD 35 / 25
OSD 35 / 30
OSD 35 / 25

OSD 60 / 40
OSD 60 / 50
OSD 60 / 60

History of GEA Westfalia
Mineral Oil Separator

ON introduced in 1960’s
OSA introduced in 1970’s
OSB introduced in 1980’s
OSC introduced in 1990’s
OSD introduced in 2000
OSE introduced in 2010
OSF introduced in 2018

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GEA Westfalia OSE Separator

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