Crankcase Ventilation systems are indispensable for running engines cleanly and efficiently. They ensure that blow-by gases, which are unavoidably produced during the compression process of the fuel/oxygen mixture in the engine, are separated. The oil mist-laden blow-by gases are no longer released into the environment without being cleaned. The separated oil is fed back into the oil circuit and the combustion gases (Crankcase Ventilation) into the intake tract.
In the so-called "impactor variant", the oil in the blow-by gases is filtrated via a fleece and discharged back into the crankcase. The cleaned gases are fed into the intake tract. This protects engine components such as the intercooler or turbocharger. Oil consumption is reduced and combustion is improved.
Origin of blow-by gases
Blow-by gases are produced in combustion engines when gases escape through the piston rings into the crankcase area of the engine during the fuel combustion process. The gases consist of unburned fuel, water, nitrogen oxides and hydrocarbons. This can be caused by inadequate piston ring gaskets or increased pressure in the cylinders.
Benefits
Oil mist separator as a service part – Your customer benefits at a glance:
Compared to other suppliers of Crankcase Ventilation systems, we also have the expertise to manufacture Crankcase Ventilation systems
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