Ingersoll Rand 47703795001 22219174 Air/Oil Separator Element
Ingersoll Rand 47703795001 22219174 Air/Oil Separator Element
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Brand:Ingersoll Rand Item No.:47703795001 22219174 Product Origin:USA Product Dimensions:110 × 66.8 × 50 mm Product Weight:0.08 kg Payment:T/T, Western Union, Credit Card Goods_stock:15 Shipping Port:Xiamen, China Lead Time:1-3 Days Condition:Brand New And Original Warranty:1 Year Certificate:COO
Ingersoll Rand 47703795001 and 22219174 are associated with compressor preventive maintenance and air/oil separation. In oil-injected rotary screw compressors, compressed air leaving the compression stage contains entrained lubricant that must be separated before delivery to downstream equipment.
The separator element provides an important separation stage by removing lubricant from the compressed-air stream and supporting recovery of separated lubricant back into the compressor lubrication system. Maintaining effective separation helps support compressed-air quality, lubricant management, and dependable compressor operation.
Before installation, maintenance personnel should verify the compressor configuration, existing separator identification, housing arrangement, oil-return configuration, sealing condition, and applicable service requirements.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Details
Brand
Ingersoll Rand
Primary Part Number
47703795001
Associated Part Number
22219174
Product Type
Air/Oil Separator Element
Component Type
Compressor Air/Oil Separator
Equipment Category
Industrial Air Compressor
Service Category
Preventive Maintenance
Service Area
Air/Oil Separation System
Application
Compressed-Air Lubricant Separation
Operating Medium
Compressed Air and Compressor Lubricant
Separator Configuration
Application-specific
Mounting Configuration
Application-specific
Dimensions
Verify against the applicable compressor configuration
Weight
Verify against the applicable compressor configuration
Installation
Professional compressor maintenance
Service Function
Air/Oil Separation and Lubricant Carryover Control
• Suitable for manufacturing, processing, utilities, workshops, and industrial facilities operating compressors under continuous or demanding duty cycles.
• Used during scheduled maintenance to help control lubricant carryover into the compressed-air stream.
• Helps maintenance teams maintain effective lubricant recovery while supporting stable compressor performance and downstream air quality.
Key Strengths at a Glance
• Supports effective air/oil separation.
• Helps reduce lubricant carryover.
• Supports cleaner downstream compressed air.
• Helps maintain lubricant recovery within the compressor.
• Suitable for preventive-maintenance programs.
Technical FAQs
What is Ingersoll Rand 47703795001?
47703795001 is an Ingersoll Rand maintenance part reference associated with compatible compressor service applications.
What is Ingersoll Rand 22219174?
22219174 is an Ingersoll Rand component part number associated with the applicable compressor air/oil separation service application.
What is the primary function of an air/oil separator element?
The separator element removes entrained lubricant from compressed air after compression, helping control oil carryover before the air reaches downstream equipment.
Why is air/oil separation important?
Effective separation helps maintain downstream compressed-air quality while supporting proper lubricant recovery and circulation within the compressor.
How can a restricted separator affect compressor performance?
Increasing separator restriction can raise differential pressure, potentially reducing compressor efficiency and increasing operating energy consumption.
Can 22219174 be replaced with another separator element?
Only after confirming technical compatibility. Separation efficiency, airflow capacity, pressure-drop characteristics, pressure capability, sealing arrangement, and physical fit should be evaluated.
What conditions can shorten separator service life?
Degraded lubricant, excessive contamination, elevated operating temperatures, abnormal pressure conditions, and inadequate intake filtration can reduce separator performance.
Why should separator differential pressure be monitored?
Rising differential pressure can indicate separator restriction and help maintenance teams plan replacement before performance is significantly affected.
What should be inspected before installing 22219174?
The separator housing, sealing surfaces, oil-return components, associated piping, and connections should be checked for contamination, damage, and leakage.
What should be verified after installation?
Correct seating, sealing integrity, normal operating pressure, acceptable differential pressure, proper oil return, and absence of leakage should be confirmed.
