Why use Stealth EHC?
This dry gas blanketing system is designed to keep moisture out especially for Phosphate ester systems. Moisture is the root cause for many contamination issues in EHC systems. Because phosphate esters are hydroscopic, moisture control is a critical step in phosphate ester maintenance. Stealth EHC™ uses patented technology that removes moisture from phosphate ester fluids by introducing a steady stream of clean, dry air in the reservoir. This enhances reservoir breathing systems by actively and continuously purging and dehydrating the reservoir headspace and removing water from the fluid.
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How does it work?
Our Stealth EHC system blankets your reservoir headspace with our super-dry clean air. A low pressure air purge in the headspace accomplishes two important tasks simultaneously: It extracts moisture from the fluid while excluding other contaminants from getting in the system. The result is exceptionally clean, dry oil. The system is inexpensive to install, has no moving parts or electrical connections, and requires no maintenance. Quite simply, the Stealth EHC is the highest value contamination control technology you will install at your plant.
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What are the Benefits of using Stealth EHC?
- Removes dissolved moisture in oil
- Prevents the formation of condensate and rust in the oil reservoir capacity
- Eliminates the need to replace costly desiccant style breathers
- Reduces acid formation by removing water
- Minimizes the potential for particulate or water ingression through reservoir access points
- Approved by GE Energy
- Enables a Fill4Life™ Phosphate Ester Fluid
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