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Issues with cold oil treatment after cold oil transportation

2017-06-07View Original

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Hello everyone, after cold oil transportation, how should the metals and moisture mixed in it be dealt with? Thank you.
Reply #22017-06-07
Generally, it involves returning the liquid to the storage tank for dehydration and sedimentation. Before transporting the oil, it’s necessary to ensure proper quality by making sure the pipelines are thoroughly cleaned.
Reply #32017-06-07
Simply drain the used oil after transporting it and replace it with new oil
Reply #42017-06-07
Do you mean not to recycle it? The cold oil used is crude oil.
Reply #52017-06-07
Do you mean not to recycle it? The cold oil used is crude oil.
Reply #62017-06-07
Do you mean not to recycle it? The cold oil used is crude oil.
Reply #72017-06-07
It is sent back to the tank area for sedimentation treatment; the water is removed from there, and what remains can be used as feed oil for the plant.
Reply #82017-06-07
Settling treatment in the tank area: the water is removed from the tank area and can be used as feed oil for the plant in the future.
Reply #92017-06-07
After precipitation treatment, the water is removed from the tank area, and it can be supplied to the plant as feed oil in the future.
Reply #102017-06-07
The oil after cold transfer is returned to the tank for dehydration, and after dehydration it is sent to the atmospheric pressure unit for reprocessing.
Reply #112017-06-07
Of course, recycle it. At the very least, it has to go into the sludge tank. Actually, it can be used directly for driving

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