http://www.misteliminators.org/blog Mist Eliminators for Indoor Metalworking Machine Oil, Coolant, Smoke and Mist Pollution Control Equipment Sat, 16 Jun 2007 16:18:31 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Two of the primary methods of removing oil mist and smoke from machine tools with mist eliminators are electrostatic precipitators (ESP) and centrifugal separators.  Although these 2 types are both designed for oil mist collection, the technologies employed are vastly different. An electrostatic precipitator mist collector (like the Trion Mini Mist Eliminator) has ... http://www.misteliminators.org/blog/esp-or-centrifugal-which-is-the-better-mist-eliminator-technology/ The first of these case studies, at least the first one posted on misteliminators.org, involves a machine shop dedicated to fabricating steering columns for automobiles. The following details describe an alternate installation method that saved this particular company thousands of dollars. A few months ago, I received a ... http://www.misteliminators.org/blog/mist-eliminator-case-studies/ The purpose of this blog is to provide a place for customers and the general public to ask questions about anything having to do with mist eliminators, how they work, recommendations and any other application specific questions. Our team of experts have extensive knowledge of all types ... http://www.misteliminators.org/blog/ask-the-experts/ The major mist collector technologies are; electrostatic, media and centrifugal. A mist collector expert will know when to use a specific mist collector technology and what technologies to avoid for specific applications; for example, we usually will not use electrostatic mist collectors on machines that are machining cast iron - ... http://www.misteliminators.org/blog/electrostatic-mist-collectors/ This post starts off the uncategorized section of the mist eliminator blog. Here we will write misc. information about projects on which we have worked, quoted or surveyed. We invite contributions from the public and others in the industry, simply find the most relevant category on the menu to the ... http://www.misteliminators.org/blog/misc-mist-eliminators/ Screw machines are essentially automated lathes that are used to quickly mass-produce parts; in doing so, many can produce oil mist as a byproduct of the cutting process, which uses various forms of coolant.  The idea is to create a slight negative pressure environment within the machine enclosure, to reduce ... http://www.misteliminators.org/blog/screw-fd-fh-dfh/ NIOSH has set recommended guidelines for occupational metalworking fluid exposure, to keep our workers healthy.  This 10 chapter book touches base on many facets of the metalworking industry, and includes suggestions for Occupational Safety and Health programs for prevention of work-related injuries, illnesses, and deaths.  This set of guidelines is ... http://www.misteliminators.org/blog/vzxvzx-zxv-xv-2/