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Product Overview
The Ingersoll Rand 47627671001 / 24121212 Air/Oil Separator is a compressor service component used to separate entrained oil from compressed air in compatible oil-lubricated compressor systems. It belongs to the air/oil separation stage, where the compressed-air stream is processed before the air continues toward the downstream compressed-air system.
In an oil-lubricated compressor, lubricant is present within the compression process and can become mixed with the compressed air. The separator provides the separation interface needed to remove much of this entrained oil from the air stream and return the separated lubricant to the compressor’s oil circuit.
For maintenance personnel, the separator is particularly relevant during scheduled compressor servicing, oil-circuit maintenance, or troubleshooting involving changes in oil carryover and separator performance. The 47627671001 and 24121212 references should be checked against the installed compressor configuration before replacement.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Model | 47627671001 |
| Alternate Part Number | 24121212 |
| Product Type | Air/Oil Separator |
| Manufacturer | Ingersoll Rand |
| Product Category | Compressor Separation Component |
| Separation Function | Compressed-Air / Oil Separation |
| Installation Position | Compressor Air/Oil Separation System |
| System Role | Oil Separation from Compressed Air |
| Application | Oil-Lubricated Air Compressor |
| Maintenance Type | Replaceable Service Component |
| System Integration | Ingersoll Rand Compressor System |
| Component Type | Passive Separation Element |
| Dimensions | 205 × 45 × 95 mm |
| Weight | 0.91 kg |
Product Features
- Air/oil separator for compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor systems
- Used in the compressed-air and lubrication circuit
- Separates entrained oil from compressed air
- Supports recovery of separated oil into the compressor lubrication circuit where applicable
- Passive separation component with no electrical control function
- Suitable for scheduled compressor maintenance and separator replacement
- Relevant to systems where control of oil carryover is part of the compressed-air process
- Identified by Ingersoll Rand part number 47627671001 and reference 24121212
- Suitable for replacement work when the existing compressor configuration matches the specified separator
Working Principle
The 47627671001 / 24121212 operates in the air/oil separation stage of an oil-lubricated compressor. During compression, oil becomes entrained in the compressed-air stream. The separator provides a medium through which the air and oil can be separated, allowing the compressed air to continue downstream while separated oil is directed back toward the lubrication circuit where the compressor design provides for oil recovery.
A simplified process path is:
Compression Process → Oil-Laden Compressed Air → Air/Oil Separator → Separated Compressed Air → Downstream Air System
The separation element gradually accumulates material and can change in operating condition as the compressor runs. For that reason, separator condition is considered during scheduled service as well as when the compressor shows changes in oil carryover or other operating indications.
The separator is a passive component. It does not independently control pressure, measure oil concentration, or regulate compressor output. Its function is to support physical separation within the compressor’s air/oil management system.
Role in a Compressor Air/Oil Separation Architecture
The air/oil separator forms part of the transition between the compression process and the downstream compressed-air path. It helps reduce the amount of lubricant carried forward with the compressed air while supporting the compressor’s internal oil-management cycle.
| System Layer | Typical Component | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Compression Stage | Oil-Lubricated Compressor | Produces compressed air while using circulating lubricant |
| Air/Oil Mixture | Oil-Laden Compressed Air | Carries entrained lubricant from the compression process |
| Separation Stage | 47627671001 / 24121212 | Separates oil from the compressed-air stream |
| Oil Recovery | Oil Return Circuit | Directs separated oil back into the lubrication system where applicable |
| Compressed-Air Path | Downstream Air Passage | Carries separated compressed air toward the outlet system |
| Additional Filtration | Downstream Air Treatment | Provides further air treatment where installed |
| Plant Air System | Compressed-Air Network | Receives and distributes compressed air |
Industrial Applications
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Industrial Air Compressors | Maintains the air/oil separation stage of compatible compressor systems |
| Manufacturing Plants | Supports compressed-air equipment used in production environments |
| Process Facilities | Used during planned compressor separator maintenance |
| Workshop Compressor Systems | Helps maintain oil separation in compatible oil-lubricated compressors |
| Plant Utility Systems | Supports separation of lubricant from compressed air |
| Compressor Overhaul | Installed during refurbishment of the air/oil separation system |
| Preventive Maintenance | Used as a replacement component during scheduled compressor service |
Installation and Maintenance
- Confirm the part identification — Verify that 47627671001 / 24121212 matches the compressor model and installed air/oil separation arrangement.
- Shut down the compressor — Stop the equipment and follow the applicable lockout and isolation procedure before accessing the separator.
- Depressurize the system — Ensure the relevant compressor vessels, passages, and connected components are at a safe pressure before opening the air/oil system.
- Allow the equipment to cool — Compressor oil and surrounding components may remain hot after operation, so allow sufficient cooling before maintenance.
- Inspect the separator area — Check for oil leakage, contamination, damaged connections, or other abnormal conditions around the existing separator.
- Remove the existing component carefully — Follow the applicable service procedure and control oil residue or contamination during removal.
- Inspect the mounting and sealing surfaces — Check the separator connection, sealing areas, and associated hardware for damage or contamination.
- Prepare the replacement separator — Verify the part references and inspect the replacement component for visible damage before installation.
- Install the separator correctly — Fit the replacement according to the compressor service procedure and ensure all applicable connections and seals are correctly positioned.
- Check the air and oil paths — Confirm that the separator installation does not obstruct the intended compressed-air or oil-return path.
- Restart and monitor the compressor — Return the equipment to service using the normal startup procedure and observe oil and compressed-air system indications.
- Record the maintenance activity — Document the separator replacement, part references, compressor identification, and any relevant observations for future service.
Related Components
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor | Generates compressed air and operates the associated lubrication circuit |
| Compressor Oil Circuit | Circulates lubricant through the compression system |
| Air/Oil Separator Housing | Provides the mechanical environment for the separation component |
| Oil Return Circuit | Routes separated oil back toward the lubrication system where applicable |
| Oil Filter | Removes particulate contamination from circulating compressor oil |
| Compressor Air Outlet | Carries separated compressed air toward downstream equipment |
| Compressor Controller | Monitors and manages applicable compressor operating functions |
| Downstream Air Treatment | Provides additional compressed-air treatment where installed |
Recommended Related Models
| Model | Product Type | Typical Relationship |
|---|---|---|
| Ingersoll Rand 24121212 | Air/Oil Separator | Alternate part-number reference for the current separator |
| Ingersoll Rand 47627671001 | Compressor Separation Component | Related Ingersoll Rand service reference |
| Ingersoll Rand Air/Oil Separator Elements | Compressor Separation Component | Related replacement separator category |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Oil Filters | Lubrication Filter Component | Associated oil-circuit maintenance component |
| Ingersoll Rand Compressor Oil Separators | Separation Component | Related compressor air/oil separation products |
Key Advantages
- Air/oil separation for compatible Ingersoll Rand compressor systems
- Helps reduce oil carryover in the compressed-air stream
- Supports the compressor’s internal oil-recovery arrangement
- Passive component with a straightforward service function
- Suitable for scheduled compressor maintenance
- Identified by both 47627671001 and 24121212 references
Technical FAQs
What does the 47627671001 / 24121212 air/oil separator do?
It separates entrained lubricant from the compressed-air stream in compatible oil-lubricated compressor systems. The separated oil can be directed back into the lubrication circuit where the compressor design provides an oil-return path.
What can indicate a problem with the air/oil separation system?
Changes in oil carryover, abnormal oil consumption, or other compressor operating indications can lead to inspection of the separator and related components. These symptoms can also have other causes, so the complete air/oil system should be checked during troubleshooting.
Why must the compressor be depressurized before separator replacement?
The separator is connected to the compressor’s air and oil system, which can contain stored pressure and hot lubricant after operation. The equipment must be isolated and brought to a safe condition before the separation system is opened.
What should be verified before installing this separator?
The compressor model, existing separator identification, mounting arrangement, sealing interfaces, and the 47627671001 / 24121212 part references should be checked against the applicable equipment documentation. Compatibility should be confirmed before installation.