Survey on the usage of crude oil water cutters
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Survey on the usage of crude oil water cutters – how is your experience?
After using it for some time, the water-cutting effect was poor; now manual dehydration is being used instead. The main reason is that the dehydration is not thorough enough, the amount of water removed is small, and some of the water-cutting devices have become damaged.
Many factories are equipped with automatic dehydrators, but their performance is not satisfactory. I’ve also posted several posts about crude oil dehydration; many friends have shared their opinions, which you can take as a reference.
All the automatic water cut-off devices in my old unit have broken down; I’m not sure whether it’s due to poor quality or issues with usage
All the crude oil water cutters in our unit have been shut down, mainly due to inaccurate design parameters. Now it relies entirely on manual labor.
Could you provide the link to the post? I have trouble finding it using the forum’s search function (there are too many search results)
Could everyone please inform us of the model, manufacturer, and medium used by their respective units’ water cutting/dehydration devices?
The automatic water separator for crude oil is ineffective; light oil works well, but a filter must be installed at the oil inlet to prevent dirt from entering the separator and blocking the float, which could lead to oil leakage. Our company has experienced such an incident once.
We use an automatic water cut-off device for our installation, but it is operated manually and the water separation effect is not very good.
It seems that some refineries are using pipeline dehydrators in their existing tank areas; I wonder if anyone has information on this
Our company uses products from Lianyungang Tianbang Technology for crude oil processing, and the results are fairly good; I’m not quite sure about the specific model
A beginner’s question: what is a water cutter?
The automatic water cutter for crude oil in our factory doesn’t work well either; we’ve switched to manual control for it all
I provide materials for pipeline dehydrators at www.tanhetech.cn; it can be used for crude oil, refined oil, and liquefied gas as well
Sorry, the website address is incorrect; it should be www.tianhetech.cn
For dehydrators, relative density is the key factor; the heavier the original material, the worse the performance may be. We have two types of oil here; light crude oil yields better results than heavy crude oil