A newcomer is asking: The desalinated water and groundwater produced contain oil – how can this oil be removed?
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A newcomer is asking: The desalinated water and groundwater produced contain oil – how can this oil be removed?
Oil content: 6.3 mg/L. Please be aware
The last edit to this post was made by CoCo070563 on 2016-1-11 at 19:20. For oil refining companies, a value of no more than 10 is fine; 5 is the normal target, so your value isn’t very high
We are a company that deals with carbon fiber, not oil. Desalinated water is supplied to boilers, and the groundwater contains excessive levels of oil. How can we remove the oil from the water? Thank you
CWL-type centrifugal extractors can be used for oil-water separation; you can visit www.cncuiqu.com to learn more
Thank you for the answer. I’ll take a look: hug:
Groundwater --- multi-media --- disk filtration --- ultrafiltration --- reverse osmosis. The main problem is that with water containing oil, ultrafiltration is used for filtration; the volume of water to be processed is large, and the oil inevitably remains in the ultrafiltration system. Backwashing does not help to remove this oil, which severely affects the performance of the ultrafiltration process
What is the processing capacity of this machine per hour?
What is the oil content in your incoming water? It’s necessary to determine the source of this oil as well as its type. The oil content in the water supplied to boilers should be below 2 ppm. I have some technical information regarding the treatment of oilfield produced water for use as boiler feedwater; if you’re interested, I can provide you with that information for reference (mainly regarding investment costs)
This post was last edited by CoCo070563 on 2016-1-11 19:20. Could you send me some materials to take a look at? Let’s learn from each other! Just send a private message within the station