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Internal Flushing of Oil Coolers

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What happens here

The oil cooler is connected to a specialized internal flushing rig, designed in the UK. This rig uses new, filtered fluid for every cycle. The process involves flushing fluid through the cooler in one direction, then automatically back-flushing in the opposite direction after a set time. Air is bubbled through the fluid to agitate and dislodge embedded dirt and contaminants. The filtration system within the rig can filter down to 10 microns, effectively removing heavy contaminants like metal, dirt, and rubber. This cycle typically takes 1 to 1.5 hours.

Goal: Remove internal contaminants from oil coolers.

Tools and materials

  • 10 Micron Filters — To filter the flushing fluid, ensuring cleanliness
  • Flushing Fluid — To clean internal passages of the oil cooler

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on our shoulders is to help keep the building clean and here we got Francisco cleaning an oil cooler hello guys over here we have your oil tank and one of your oil lines this is our rig that was designed in the UK pull the oil out of it removes the the heavy contaminants so far and then everything's filtered by a 10 Micron filters underneath right now what's happening is it's flushing in One Direction then it will after a certain amount of time it'll back flush you know sit there and just rush it back and forth every time fluid gets ran through it it is brand new fluid that that's not contaminated you see the kind of the tint and the oil that's um already in there but as far as the continuous goes metal dirt all that gets filtered underneath the bubble air so it really agitates all the dirt that's inside about an hour hour and a half this will run a cycle on there after

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