CMM-0.6 Clean Marine Oil Degassing Cart
CMM-0.6 Clean Marine Oil Degassing Cart
Most GlobeCore equipment is designed stationary processing of large volumes of oil. For the reason of necessity of our clients to clean transformer oil in small volumes in places, where it is difficult to transport a regular unit or there is not enough free space, we designed a new, light, compact and mobile unit – CMM-0,6 Clean Marine of 600 liters capacity, which can be used on ships, offshore platforms and moorings.
As well as large-scale equipment, the CMM-0,6 Clean Marine unit provides the processes of drying, degassing, pumping, heating and cleaning of insulation oil from contaminants.
The unit construction is quite simple:
– vacuum column;
– heater;
– pumps (vacuum and oil pumping);
– filter unit (with the ability to change the cartridges).
In addition, the CMM-0,6 Clean Marine unit is equipped with sensors for foam and oil leakage control.
| Parameter | Value | |
| 1 Capacity, m3/h (gal/min), at least | ||
| – degassing, dehydration, and filtration mode | 0.6 (2.64) | |
| 2 *Processed oil parameters: | ||
| – total gas content, %, max | 1.5 | |
| – mass moisture content, ppm, max | 10 | |
| 3 Max oil outlet temperature in heating mode, ºС (ºF) | 55 (131) | |
| 4 Outlet pressure, bar (psi) | 3 (43.5) | |
| 5 Oil heater power, kW, max | 10 | |
| 6 Power consumption, kW, max | 13 | |
| 7 Power supply | ||
| – voltage, V | 380 | |
| – AC frequency, Hz | 50 | |
| 8 Dimensions, mm (in), max | ||
| – length | 850 (33) | |
| – width | 570 (22) | |
| – height | 1,510 (60) | |
| 9 Weight, kg (lbs), max | 230 (507) | |
Note – * Initial oil parameters:
- Volumetric gas content – below 10.5 %;
- mass moisture content – below 0.005 % (50 ppm);
- temperature – above 0 ºС (32 ºF);
- multiple passes of oil through the unit.
- Hot galvanizing of piping and vessels for corrosion protection
- Waterproof coating of the control cabinet
- Ex-proof control buttons
- Additional supports to secure the unit in the required position
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