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What is the connection method between the settler and the oil and gas line of the riser?

2009-04-01View Original

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Question: Connection method between the oil and gas line at the top of the riser and the centrifuge inside the settler: Currently, there are straight connection and coupled connection types. Are there any other forms? Another question: What are the functions of direct connection and coupled connection types, and what are the criteria for making a choice? . What are the main causes of coking inside the settler, and is it related to the connection style?
Reply #22009-04-01
The outlet of the riser is usually a quick splitter, or it is directly connected to the coarse spinner and then to the single spinner; there are both direct connections, also known as hard connections, and flexible connections. For a single-choice option, it connects to the gas collection chamber, and from there the gas exits through what is known as the oil-gas line. There are many reasons for coking, and it is also related to the connection method.
Reply #32009-04-04
Coking has little to do with the connection method
Reply #42009-04-22
What the original poster is referring to is the connection method between coarse spirals and fine spirals, right? The connection method has little to do with coking in the settler!

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