MODULAIRE CENTRIFUGEPROCESLIJNEN

GEA Verwerkingssystemen voor ruwe olie

These ready-to-use treatment systems have been designed for the efficient dehydration and desalting of crude oil. At the heart of each modular system is a high-performance centrifugal separator which can be flexibly supplemented by additional units. The easy-to-integrate treatment system can be customized for various process setups and stages in both upstream and downstream processes.

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GEA Verwerkingssysteem voor ruwe olie
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GEA Dehydrator ruwe olie
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GEA Ontzouter van ruwe olie
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GEA Crude Oil Treatment Systems – Dehydration and Desalting with Centrifuges

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