A minor issue with absorption stability
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If a sand hole is found at the connection point of the level gauge outlet pipe to the main body of the oil-gas separator at the compressor outlet, how can this issue be addressed while maintaining normal production? This post was last edited by jevy on 2009-4-5 15:52.]
1. Check the corrosion condition of the separator tank body; if it is not severe, apply mold injection glue. 2. If there is leakage due to sand holes in the weld, simply block it in place and suspend operations for repair.
Injection is the fastest and safest method; pneumatic systems do not allow the use of fire
The only options are to apply glue using a stamp, or to wrap the majority of it in a box; there’s no better solution
Crude gasoline can be sent directly to the stabilizer tower, while the acidic water is routed back to the oil-gas separator at the compressor outlet to remove the oil. Then it can be used directly with fire.
Use a pressure-resistant sealing sleeve to maintain production, and cut it out at an appropriate time for inspection and welding work.