Features of the Bubble Eliminator
A bubble eliminator separates entrained air from a flowing liquid. OPUS SYSTEM Inc.'s device uses the liquid flow to create a vortex that separates bubbles for discharge, without a dedicated motor or filter. Materials and connections are selected to suit the liquid and piping conditions.
A published study examines the swirl flow and pressure distribution inside a bubble eliminator and tests bubble removal in hydraulic fluid. Read Bubble Elimination in Hydraulic Fluids: Part I (PDF)
Main Features
Supports a wide range of flow rates
1 L/min or higher, with no upper limit on maximum flow rate
Low pressure loss structure
Allows fluid flow without obstruction and can be introduced into existing lines.
No clogging
No maintenance is required for the device itself as it does not use filters or mesh.
No restrictions on installation direction
Can be incorporated into existing lines without restrictions on installation direction.
Select materials according to the liquid used
You can choose from materials such as SUS316L, SUS304, SS400 equivalent, PVC, H-PVC, and others.
Custom designed to meet customer needs
We will design the equipment specifications, materials, connections, and other details specifically to match your installation line.
Technological superiority
The bubble eliminator has a unique advantage compared to other bubble removal methods.
Structural superiority- Low risk of failure due to a simple internal structure
- Minimal maintenance with no moving parts
- Excellent durability for long-term operation
Operational advantages- Easy integration into existing systems
- Significant improvement in energy efficiency
- Stable bubble removal performance during continuous operation
Economic superiority- High return on investment relative to initial costs
- Significant reduction in running costs
- Significant improvement in yield rate
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Learn about the operating principles and specifications of bubble eliminators
