In industrial operations, oil is the lifeblood of machinery. But just like blood in the human body, when oil gets contaminated with water, gases, or particulates, the entire system is at risk. One of the most effective solutions to restore oil health is the Vacuum Dehydrator System (VDS).
Why Water in Oil is Dangerous
Water may look harmless, but inside oil it causes:
Microscopic rusting of machine parts
Loss of lubricity (oil can’t do its job properly)
Electrical insulation breakdown in transformers
Increased chances of leaks and overheating
How Vacuum Dehydration Works?
Think of it as giving your oil a “steam bath.”
Gentle Heating: Oil is warmed to a safe level, just enough to encourage evaporation.
Vacuum Chamber: Inside the chamber, pressure is lowered, which reduces the boiling point of water.
Fine Mist Spray: The oil is dispersed into a thin mist, exposing more surface area.
Evaporation & Extraction: Water and gases turn into vapor and are sucked out by the vacuum pump.
Return Flow: Clean, dry oil is circulated back into the equipment.
The result? Oil restored to near-original purity, without damaging its additives.
Key Benefits of VDS
Applications Across Industries
Power & Energy – transformer and turbine oils
Steel & Heavy Machinery – hydraulic and lubrication oils
Marine & Aviation – fuel & hydraulic systems
Manufacturing Plants – compressors, gearboxes, and more