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Potential Operating Problem

Liquid Carryover and Gas Blowby

Posted on September 2, 2009

Liquid carryover and gas blowby are two common operating problems. Liquid carryover occurs when free liquid escapes with the gas phase and can indicate high…

Gas Processing

Distillation Service

Posted on May 27, 2013

For distillation services, as in condensate stabilization, tray design is well understood, and many engineers are more comfortable with trays than with packing. In the…

Produced Water Treating System

Pressure Vessel Drain System

Posted on September 5, 2009

A drain system that is connected directly to pressure vessels is called a “pressure” or “closed” drain system. A drain system that collects liquids that…

Mechanical Design of Pressure Vessels

Separator Pressure Vessels Nozzles

Posted on September 24, 2009October 29, 2012

Nozzles should be sized according to pipe sizing criteria, such as those provided in API RP 14E. The outlet nozzle is generally the same size…

Treater Vessels Sizing

Treater Separator Retention Time Equations

Posted on September 15, 2009October 30, 2012

The oil must be held at temperature for a specific period of time to enable de-emulsifying the water-in-oil emulsion. This information is best determined in…

Treater Vessels Sizing

Treaters Water Separator Droplet Size

Posted on September 15, 2009October 30, 2012

In order to develop a treater design procedure, the water droplet size to be used in the settling equation to achieve a given outlet water…

Pressure Relief

Process Relief Requirements

Posted on September 25, 2009

The ASME code requires every pressure vessel that can be blocked In to have a relief valve to alleviate pressure build up due to thermal…

Crude Oil Treating System

Crude Oil Treating System

Posted on August 23, 2009

Removing water from crude oil often requires additional processing beyond gravitational separation. In selecting a treating system, several factors should be considered to determine the…

Basic Configuration

Lease Automatic Custudy Transfer

Posted on August 21, 2009October 29, 2012

In large facilities oil is typically sold through a LACT unit, which is designed to meet API Standards and whatever additional measuring and sampling standards…

Water Treating Equipment

Hydrocyclone Separator

Posted on January 6, 2011October 28, 2012

Hydrocyclone separators, sometimes called enhanced gravity separators, use centrifugal force to remove oil droplets from oily water. As shown in Figure 7-16, static hydrocyclone separator…

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