BRPS plant is designed to clean the sorbent (zeolite) from oil residues using overheated steam and to remove previously absorbed moisture by drying with hot air.
 
The block is used in power-producing, industrial, and other divisions that apply zeolite-filled adsorbers to dry lubricating and electrical insulating oils, such as ZP-260 GlobeCore sorbent cartridge block.

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Principle of operation
In order to reclaim the absorbing properties of zeolite, it must be warmed up to 250 °C. But zeolite contains oil residues the flash point of which is usually much lower, e.g. 130 °C for transformer oil.
Therefore, prior to heating, the plant removes oil residues by cleaning the zeolite layer with overheated steam created by a steam generator. The cleaning products are collected in an auxiliary tank.
 
After removing the oil residues, zeolite is dried with hot air supplied by a blower to the heater and having the temperature of 250 °C at the heater outlet.
At the final stage, zeolite-filled equipment is vacuumized due to the operation of a vacuum pump which pumps out the remaining steam and steam-gas mixtures.
After zeolite cools down, it is ready to be reused for drying industrial oils.