Atlas Copco MLME Mist Eliminator

 

The MaxLife Fiber Bed Mist Eliminator combines superior performance in particle elimination with unrivalled service lifetime – guaranteed. Typically placed in service as the main pre-filter to a dryer, MaxLife captures lubricant and condensed moisture carryover, even in the event of a compressor separator collapse. The MaxLife filter makes financial sense too, because it only creates 1/10th of the

pressure drop of a regular coalescing filter and has a service life 20-30 times longer than conventional filters.

 

SCOPE, FEATURES, BENEFITS

•  Differential pressure gauge

•  Welded steel pressure vessel design

•  ASME approval

•  Cleaned and primed internal surfaces

•  Cleaned, primed with painted external surfaces

•  NPT threaded connections up to 3”

•  ANSI flange connections 4” and bigger

 

SPARES AND OPTIONS

•  Electronic timer drain

•  No air loss electronic drain, with no moving parts

•  Special paint finish for harsh environments

•  316 stainless steel element

•  Stainless steel filter housing

•  Special element construction for specialty gases

 

QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM:

The design and fabrication of the equipment is implemented under a program for quality assurance and quality control.  The program conforms to the latest edition of codes, standards, welding processes, inspection and testing.  The documents, specifications, drawings, and records maintained are current and under control.

 

Atlas Copco’s ongoing investment in research and development results in continuous product improvements.  Atlas Copco reserves the right to change or revise specifications and product design in connection with any feature of our products.  Such changes do not entitle the buyer to corresponding changes, improvements, additions or replacement for equipment previously sold or shipped.

 

Infinite Turndown

MaxLife has an infinite turndown ratio, so peak performance is available even at minimal flows. The efficiency curve actually improves as the flow decreases. This means that MaxLife can be over-sized for future expansion without compromising current performance. In contrast, filters based on pressure differential decline in performance as flow substantially decreases, and it is not advisable to over size this type of coalescing filter.