What is oil carry over?
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- Jul 2,2021
There will always be a certain amount of oil carried over from a compressor. When the compressor it is running hot or is being overworked, oil carryover is made worst. The hot oil fumes then condense in the hose and in the tools. The effect can be reduced by running the compressor as cool as possible, making sure there are no leaks and that the outlet pressure regulator on the compressor is set as low as possible. Ensure there is plenty of ventilation. You can place a cooling fan near the unit in hot weather. A coalescing filter can also be used to reduce oil and condensation.
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