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Soluable Oil Filter Experience
  • Successfully installed 32 Coolant Filter Systems since 2009 for 16 different customers
  • Multiple systems on each continent
  • Retrofitted existing paper and press systems to Cuno cartridge filters
  • Expanded existing systems to support additional can lines
  • Start up and Commissioning typically takes 3-4 days
  • Spare parts available through Roeslein (instead of contacting multiple suppliers)
  • Roeslein's approach to customer support is well known throughout the industry
  • Mechanical and electrical engineers are available after Start up and Commissioning to answer any questions customers may have
  • Maintain good relationships with Henkel and Quaker coolant supply companies when troubleshooting unique operational issues
  • Standard 3M Cuno cartridge filter housings handle up to 520 gpm [1968 Ipm]
  • Larger 3M Cuno cartridge filter housings handle up to 850 gpm [3,217 Ipm]
  • First set of 3M Micro-Klean III resin bonded filter cartridges supplied
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Coolant Filtration Systems

Coolant Filtration System with Unfiltered Tank
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Coolant Filtration Systems

Coolant Filtration System with Tank
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Tank Capacity N/A 4840 gal18321 L N/A 860 gal3255 L
Filter Type N/A 3M Cuno cartridge filter housing 3M Micro-Klean III resin bonded filter cartridges
Flow Rates N/A up to 520 gpmup to 1968 L/min
Standard System Features N/A
  • Units are fully tested at Roeslein Modular Fabrication Facility prior to shipping
  • Automatic changeover from Primary to Secondary Cuno Filters
  • Automatic constant supply pressure control to Bodymakers
  • End suction centrifugal main tank pumps
  • Vertical centrifugal pumps at Sump Tank
  • Air Operated Double Diaphragm Pump (AODDP) at Sump Tank for pit/trench scavenging
  • Dosatron positive displacement metering unit for metering Neat Oil with make-up/fill water
  • ifm efector sensors
  • Paul Mueller or Tranter plate and frame heat exchanger(s)
  • Oil Mop LLC rope mop skimmer
  • Two Metering pumps for Biocide and Neat Oil
  • Waste oil separation tank integrated into the top of the main tank with underflow weir for separation of coolant from tramp oil
  • Waste Oil collection tank with AODDP for automatic discharge to waste oil hold/collection tank
  • Automatic Blowdown PLC controlled, solenoid valve activated drain, purge and fill for Cuno Filter Housings
  • System with standard tank volume ships in single container
Controls Overview N/A User control ability<ul><li><li>Enable and Stop the system</li>Reset Drive/Motor faults</li><li>Review the overall system status</li><ul><li>Tank levels & temperature</li><li>Drive/Motor status</li><li>Control Valve & Solenoid status</li></ul><li>Filter s
Controls - Filters N/A User ability<ul><li>Review the differential pressure of the filter in use</li><li>Reset the status of the filter after cartridge change</li></ul>Other Features<ul><li>Active Alarm screen</li><li>Alarm History screen with password protected clearing of ala
Panel Design N/A <ul><li>Allen-Bradley HMI and Drives</li><li>Single NEMA4/12 Control Panel with air conditioner mounted on main skid</li><li>Variable Speed Drives for all main pumps</li><li>Local Sump Tank control station with pump motor Drives</li><li>Ethernet communica
Tramp Oil Control / Removal Options N/A
  • Micro Dispersed Air Flotation
    • Air bubbles are injected at the bottom of the unfiltered coolant tank to improve the raising of tramp oil droplets to the surface
  • Extended Tank or Satellite Tank
    • Increased residence time
  • Main Tank Coalescer
    • Improved tramp oil removal while retaining more "good" coolant
  • Suparator Tank - Enhanced Tramp Oil Removal
    • Pro-active tramp oil separation through Suparator Tank with increased residence time and oil removal through application of Bernouilli's principle. Removes thin oil films while coalescers require the development of a thick oil film.