Alfa Laval MAB 103 HFO purifier, reconditioned

The Alfa Laval MAB 103 Separator The MAB 103 is a high-speed disc stack centrifuge designed for purifying or clarifying various oils, including: • Mineral oils • Low viscosity fuel oils • Engine oils • Factory oils • Cleaning lubricating oils • Synthetic oils (industrial applications) It separates contaminants like water and solid particles from the oil using centrifugal force. Reconditioning Process (General Steps) While the exact procedure might differ depending on the service provider, reconditioning an MAB 103 separator typically involves these steps: 1. Disassembly: The technician will disassemble the separator, meticulously following the manufacturer's instructions. This involves removing various components like the bowl, frame hood, and drive shaft. 2. Inspection and Cleaning: Each component will be thoroughly inspected for wear and tear, cracks, or any other damage. Damaged parts may need replacement. All parts will be meticulously cleaned to remove oil residue and contaminants. 3. Repairs and Replacements: Worn-out parts like bearings, seals, or gaskets will be replaced with genuine Alfa Laval parts. 4. Reassembly and Balancing: The technician will carefully reassemble the separator, ensuring everything is in its proper place and torqued to the recommended specifications. The reassembled unit will then undergo a balancing procedure to ensure smooth operation with minimal vibration. 5. Testing and Documentation: Finally, the reconditioned separator will be test-run to verify its functionality and performance. The service provider will likely provide a report documenting the reconditioning process and any parts replaced. Alfa Laval MAB 103 oil purifier The MAB 103 is widely used for purifying and clarifying mineral oils, low viscosity fuel oils (GO/MDO, MDO), engine oils, factory oils, and cleaning lubricating oils. It can also be used for synthetic oils in industrial applications. The Alfa Laval MAB 103 separator's rated capacity is 1,300 liters/hour (343 gallons/hour). For diesel oil (viscosity 13 cSt/40°C), a maximum capacity of 900 liters/hour (238 gallons/hour) is achievable.