Overview
Nozzle Separators for Oil & Gas
For the recovery of crude oil from bitumen
The system can be used on land-based installations or offshore fixed and floating production systems. All necessary components are mounted on the self-supporting frame. The skid and associated support structures are designed for single point lift and transport. The skid itself is provided with four lifting lugs to facilitate lifting. A carbon steel drip pan with drain connection is incorporated in the skid.
The complete system is tested in our test bay before delivery and therefore on-site assembly and commissioning work is reduced. Depending on the required flow rate and performance as well as for stand-by function a number of systems in parallel operation can be considered
Features & Benefits
- Simple and compact design with automatic operation
- Delivered as a compact, factory assembled and tested system
- Suitable for installation in Ex-zones 1 or 2
- Low operational weight
- Control unit including motor starters and programmable logic control
- Designed according to oil field standards
Capacity
Rated capacity up to 250 m3 / h / 37,700 BPD
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