Managing Water in Rolling Mill Lubricating Oil
In our last post, Improving Rolling Mill Oil with Vacuum Dehydration, we discussed how the
By Aaron Hoeg on Thu, Apr. 29, 2021
In our last post, Improving Rolling Mill Oil with Vacuum Dehydration, we discussed how the
By Aaron Hoeg on Thu, Apr. 22, 2021
Steel mills typically use lubricants with high demulsibility for rolling mill back-up roller bearings and chocks since relatively high levels of water contaminate the oil from quenching and descaling processes. These rolling mill lubricant oils may be known as Morgoil as they are commonly used on Morgan rolling mill systems.
By Scott Howard on Mon, Sep. 30, 2013
If the hydraulic, lubricating, compressor or gear oil you use is not made of a water base in
There are three types of water in a typical system: free water
Using 100ppm for an upper water limit for most systems using mineral base oils, this means all free and emulsified water and a significant portion of dissolved water must be removed.
A vacuum dehydrator is one of the very few methods to remove dissolved water from oil. Let's take a look at these three types of water in your system. It will give you a solid foundation for how the vacuum dehydrator works in the end.
By Aaron Hoeg on Fri, Aug. 31, 2012
In our last post, Improving Rolling Mill Oil with Vacuum Dehydration, we discussed how the
By Aaron Hoeg on Tue, Aug. 07, 2012
Steel mills typically use lubricants with high