Accu-Sep

Oil / Water Separator for Air Compressor drains

Designed with multi-stage separations for real-world, 24 hour continuous operation. Sized and designed to operate in most ambient conditions year-round. No electricity required.

Features

Constructed of all non-corrosive materials
Gravity activation
Diffuser has multiple inlets, the entire assembly can be rotated
Removable access lid
Translucent oil container collects de-emulsified oil
Red flow indicator
Sample and reference jars

Benefits

Easily maintained with low maintenance costs
No electricity required – no moving parts
Makes installation more convenient
Easy entry to the Pre-Adsorption Chamber and the Carbon Media
Can be easily monitored
A visual alert that service is required
Quick evaluation of the clean condensate,ensures proper operation

How it Separates Oil and Water from Air Compressor Drains

The Accu-Sep utilizes multi-stage separations technology to remove lubricating oils from condensate streams. In the first stage, the sediment chamber collects and helps prevent rust, dirt, and scale from migrating into the main reservoir. The second stage is the large main reservoir, which provides sufficient residence time to allow oil to coagulate and float to the surface. Next, the pre-adsorption chamber removes the segment of oils that are still in the solution or have migrated through to this chamber. In the final stage, the carbon beds ensure that the condensate will meet or exceed the discharge limits.

Specifications / Dimensions

Stock No.	*Max. CFM Capacity (90°F/90%RH)**	Height	Depth	Width	Dry Weight (lbs.)
AS15	150	30″	19″	26.5″	50
AS30	300	39″	21″	34″	90
AS60	600	39″	31″	35″	170
AS120	1200	39″	31″	72″	240
AS180	1800	39″	31″	109″	360
AS240	2400	39″	31″	146″	480

*The maximum CFM capacity ratings listed may be increased by 25% if a refrigerated air dryer is not used.

Diagram

Support and Downloads

Accu-Sep Installation Operating Manual

ASP Comp Outline

Accu-Sep Brochure

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