Oil-gas-water three-phase separator
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Do oil and water come into contact in the oil-gas-water three-phase separator in catalytic cracking?
Oil, gas, and water are originally mixed together; oil and water are in the liquid phase while gas is in the gas phase, and gas-liquid separation is possible. Except for tar, the density of most oils is lower than that of water, allowing them to separate into layers, but it is necessary to control the temperature properly. When the temperature is high, the oil and water no longer separate.
If the question is simply whether oil and water come into contact in the oil-gas-water three-phase separator in catalytic cracking? The answer is yes. If you need a three-phase separator for oil, gas, and water, I possess a patent that allows me to design the simplest fully automatic oil-water separator for you – one that requires no manual drainage; it ensures that excess oil is separated out and excess water is drained away, resulting in better separation.
It must be contact – oil and water in contact, oil and gas in contact, with oil in between. Oil and gas are separated in the oil-gas separator based on their temperature.