Hydrocarbon Separators Class I

A hydrocarbon separator is a system for treating water polluted by oils of mineral origin, whose density is equal to or lower than 0.95 g/cm3, which are completely or virtually insoluble and unsaponifiable.

Note: the treatment is not applied to separate emulsions in stable fats or animal & vegetable oils.

This system has to be installed in service stations, mechanical workshops, garages, carwashes, etc.

Hydrocarbon separators are manufactured following the instructions contained in Spanish Standard UNE-EN 858-1.

CLASSIFYING BY PERFORMANCE

HYDROCARBON SEPARATOR CLASS I
This is a scientific system that separates hydrocarbons from water. Under standardised test conditions it separates the light phase obtaining an effluent with a maximum hydrocarbon concentration of 5 mg/l.

OPERATION