If an emulsion forms between the electrically desalinated oil and water, how do the devices used by experts handle this situation? ? ?
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Now that the electrodialysis desalination tank has been in operation for some time, an emulsion always forms between oil and water. Discharging this mixture into the flash tower can lead to corrosion at the top of the atmospheric pressure tower, while discharging it into waste oil can result in the reprocessing of that waste oil, thus creating a closed loop. Could the experts come up with some amazing strategies? Please share some ideas.
Pour the emulsion layer into the sludge oil tank for sampling and analysis to determine whether it is oil-in-water or water-in-oil. When it is time for reprocessing, adjust the mixing pressure, increase the amount of demulsifier added, and adjust the temperature of the electrodesalination tank.
The demulsifier is not effective, which causes the emulsion layer to form in this way, allowing the emulsion layer to be separated out. Replace the demulsifier