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Working principle of the oil remover

2017-11-14View Original

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Do any of you have gas lift units equipped with oil removers? How is the oil removed from acidic water as it passes through the oil remover? Does anyone know? Please share your thoughts, thank you, extra points
Reply #22017-11-14
There was a post before with a picture of the device’s structure; you can search for it.
Reply #32017-11-14
Search within the forum for 【Let’s discuss sewage stripping for oil removal. 】It contains a structural diagram as well as the working principle.
Reply #42017-11-15
Utilize oil-water separation, as oil is lighter than water
Reply #52017-11-15
We can discuss the issue of oil-water separation; I am currently mainly engaged in oil-water separation work. Feel free to communicate.
Reply #62017-11-20
By taking advantage of the difference in density, which results in varying levels of centrifugal force, it is possible to separate the oil layer from the water layer – this method works well, especially when acidic water contains a large amount of oil. However, the installation location must be chosen carefully; otherwise, it can cause significant fluctuations in the performance of the device

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