The oil catch tanks we used to build for Detroit brand Diesels was a oil air separator tank the the "Blower Box Drains" were piped into.
As the engine runs a twenty (ish) PSI blast of air comes out of these drains and into a chamber where the air speed drops so the oil is no longer blown around or supported and settles out, the air the escapes through another port open to the outside air.
This system separated virtually (95% + )all the oil keeping the vehicle legal.
If you have a different type of catch tank or application in mind please detail the application in another question.
yes
An oil catch can functions by allowing oil to pass through the spout, without allowing the vapors caused by the oil, to flow into and around the engine of the car.
Not all Catch Cans are created equally. While a simple design may trap a few oil droplets, a well-engineered Catch Can is designed to condense the oil vapor and trap the oil inside the container.
to read a oil tank you have to get a oil stick that its long and then put it in the oil tank
The oil pump moves the oil from the tank through the engine and filter and returns it to the tank the way the heart circulates blood.
Some truckers use the oil from an oil change as added fuel in the tank. In this case it will Not ruin your tank
any pokeball will "work" you haft to damige him till his life tank is in the red if you want a chance to catch him
It shut off water.gas or oil ..... It stop water.oil or gas from coming out of a tank it work just like a water hose
No oil tank inside the house.
It depends on experience of different oil tank removal company.
Basic 2 cycle oils work fine, but make sure you do not premix it as the FA50 is oil injected and has a separate tank. Also, that tank is located under the seat.
the oil tank is located under the seat check thebottom of the oil tank in the middle on the bottom and if you cant locate it there follow the hoses that come off of it and you canpinch the hose loosen it and then put the loosened end of hose into something to catch the old oil , then let it all drain then tighten it back up and you should be good to go again look under the oil tank first for a drain nut. hope this helps....mil