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GEA Westfalia (Germany)

OSD Series

The OSD series was GEA Westfalia's predecessor model to the current OSC line. Based on the gravity disc principle (like Alfa Laval's MAPX), it was installed on European shipyards from the mid-1980s onwards. Solid technology, but without automatic phase detection. Still commonly in use on older vessels, particularly German and Dutch fleets. Spare parts increasingly obtained through third-party overhaul services.

GEA Westfalia (Germany) OSD Series
500-8,000 l/h
Capacity
Fuel Oil / Lube Oil / Bilge Water
Medium

Components & Design

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Technical Data

type Disc-Stack Centrifugal Separator
variant count approx 3
period start year 1985
period end year 2010
drive type Electric
construction Cast iron frame, stainless steel bowl
successor series OSC Series

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Common failures & inspection points

Bowl vibration and bearing wear after 15,000-20,000 hrs
Gravity disc erosion on HFO service
Feed pump coupling failure from misalignment
Worm gear tooth wear causing noise after 20,000 hrs

Service & Maintenance

Bowl overhaul every 4,000-6,000 hrs. Gravity disc selection per fuel density table. Complete overhaul recommended at drydock.

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Replacement Parts

Discontinued — parts via GEA spare parts service or third-party reconditioning (Turbofilt, etc.). Lead time: 6-12 weeks for bowl components.
Equipment Model #37657 · discontinued