What factors influence the cost of cable oil purification?

Factors include:

Extent of Contamination: Heavily contaminated oil may require more intensive treatment, increasing costs.
Volume of Oil: Larger quantities require more time and resources to purify.
Purification Methods Used: Advanced techniques like adsorption or electrostatic precipitation may be more expensive.
Equipment Costs: Rental or purchase of purification units, as well as maintenance expenses.
Labor Costs: Skilled technicians are needed to operate equipment and perform analyses.
Downtime: If purification requires system shutdown, lost operational time can add to costs.
Disposal Fees: Safe disposal of contaminants and waste materials may incur additional charges.
Location: Remote or difficult-to-access sites may increase logistical expenses.
Optimizing these factors can help manage and reduce overall purification costs.