Bhupindar Singh, a graduate aeronautical engineer (structures), from London, England, came to North America in 1958, and worked for Lockheed Aircraft in Burbank, California. He was raised in Tanzania, East Africa from the age of 3 months to the age of 17 years, when he went to England for studies. In 1997, he started Oil Filtration business in India. Tata Steel was the first customer. With his filtration model, and filtration unit, dialysis of the entire system was performed. Contamination from the oil, plus contamination caked in pipes and components immersed in oil was removed. Removing friction increases the life of components immersed in oil and that of the oil. After filtration, the oil properties stay similar to new oil, and filtered oil becomes cleaner than new oil. Filtered oil does not have to be discarded for, say, 100 years. Thus, land and air do not get contaminated or polluted.
