An Oil Separator Stock Photo

An oil separator is a device located in the exhaust system in a car engine. Its main task is to separate oil from pneumothorax, i.e. a mixture of gases, oil and impurities, so that clean gases can be returned to the engine intake system.Pneumothorax is formed in the engine as a result of the combustion process and oil circulation. They are a mixture of oil vapors, exhaust gases and solid particles. If these substances are not separated, they can leak back into the intake system, leading to air pollution, reduced engine efficiency and component damage.Odmy oil separator works on the principle of filtration and separation. Pneumothorax enters the separator, where it is directed through specially designed partitions and channels. As a result of the pressure difference and turbulence, solid particles and oil drops are retained, and clean gases can safely leave the separator and are returned to the intake system.The oil separator is usually equipped with special filters that retain solid particles and clean the oil contaminated with the pneumothorax. Regularly cleaning or replacing the oil separator is important to maintain its effectiveness and prevent engine damage.The oil separator is an important element of the exhaust fume removal system in a car engine, which helps maintain the cleanliness and efficiency of the engine and protect the environment against pollutant emissions.