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How to handle oil-contaminated acidic water in the overhead gas oil separator of a catalytic fractionation tower

2016-06-30View Original

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This post was last edited by Refiner on 2016-7-7 14:00. How to deal with oil in the acidic water from the overhead gas separator of a catalytic fractionation tower? ? ?
Reply #22016-07-01
Raise the liquid level for oil-water separation and increase the separation time, thereby improving the efficiency of oil-water separation!
Reply #32016-07-07
It could be due to the neutralizing corrosion inhibitor
Reply #42016-07-08
1. Increase the residence time of water in the dehydration pack. 2. Use an inverse demulsifier. Measure the pH of the wastewater to see if it is above 9.0; if corrosion inhibitors or ammonia have been used, the dosage can be reduced or discontinued.
Reply #52016-07-08
It must be oil in the emulsion; using a reverse-phase demulsifier is the most effective solution
Reply #62016-07-09
Pause the corrosion inhibitor, raise the oil-water interface level, and calibrate the interface level.

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