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Deodorization and sterilization
of fouled cutting oil by ozonization
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The unit prevents cuting oil from fouling at a low cost by circulating it in the specified mixing tank
with a built-in ozone generator where anaerobic bacteria are sterilized. |
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You can set it up easily by connecting the cutting oil tank with the
ozonization unit. |
| Installation is recommended with a new oil, however, the unit works well
even with a fouled oil and removes its rotten smell. |
| No waste is generated out of the unit because of its chemical decomposition
mechanism. |
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Clean Cutting Oil |
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Cutting Oil |
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| Example of bacteria sterilization |
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Total number of bacteria in cutting oil can be checked by a bacteria checker. |
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（Photographs show the oil samples using oxygen.) |
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after ozonization |
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| Example of deodorization |
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Hydrogen sulfide and mercaptan, sources of the foul odor, are decreased by ozonization and those chemicals can be checked by a detector tube. |
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| （Photographs show the detector tubes for mercaptan.） |
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before ozonization |
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after ozonization |
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