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This advanced patent-pending
filtration method was developed by puraDYN’s engineers
as an effective way to remove the higher volumes and smaller particles
of soot being generated by newer engines. These particles are too small
to be adequately removed by traditional filtration media or centrifuge
devices.
Testing was conducted by a leading
independent engine and oil research laboratory to further demonstrate
the puraDYN’s ability in removing solid contaminants
smaller than one micron.
** Test results available upon request. Comparison tests were performed during 11/2000. NOTE: The puraDYN® CGP® filter element was not used during the comparison test. An additional test of a CGP® treated puraDYN® filter on 11/26/2001 showed 100% efficiency after 200 hours.
In addition, the US Department of Energy has been using the puraDYN® system in ongoing tests since 2002 to evaluate the performance, benefits and savings analysis of bypass oil filtration technology. To date, results of the study indicate that there is an estimated 80% savings in oil using the bypass oil filtration systems. The quarterly results can be found at http://avt.inel.gov/obp.html
Page last updated: 12/28/07 |
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puraDYN®
filter elements contain media treated with an advanced process for chemical
grafting (CGP®) designed to remove solid contaminants to less than
one micron by chemically attracting and bonding them to the filter media.