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This document discusses vapor emissions from oil-water separators, which are a major environmental problem for oil companies. It introduces VaporVault covers for oil-water separators as a solution. VaporVault covers are made of corrosion-resistant, floatable composite materials. They include individual floatation compartments and vapor-tight seals to control emissions and meet EPA standards. The covers provide an improved method for capturing and containing vapor emissions from oil-water separators.
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(https://www.indiamart.com/ksvalves) Owing to immense industry experience and knowledge, we have emerged as a renowned manufacturer, exporter and supplier of an assorted range of Industrial Valves, Strainer and PRV & PRDSH Station. These products are manufactured at our high-tech manufacturing unit in compliance with international quality standards using optimum quality components and advanced technology. Further, these products are known for smooth performance, rigid construction, corrosion resistance and longer service life.
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The document provides information about Shinjin Engineering Co., including:
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- Example projects they have completed for customers like ExxonMobil, Total, and Samsung.
- Their partnership with Kanfa Ingenium Process, which provides process design expertise to complement Shinjin's detailed engineering and project management capabilities.
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For more than 30 years, Glycon Corp. has focused on helping our customers to become better, more efficient processors. Our current family of advanced technologies are all designed specifically to improve throughput, increase quality, reduce scrap and streamline processing. Whether your application is simple or complex, we can help improve your machine efficiency, part quality and reliability.
Product & Process Development
As processors gear up for production on a new project, Glycon's dedicated Product Development Center has the resources to help optimize screw performance, testing several different designs and then zeroing in on the best melting and mixing combination. Or, if a molder is having a problem with splay or burning, or if an extruder is not getting proper mixing or sufficient throughput, technicians at the Center, can reproduce these problems under controlled conditions and quickly find ways to attack the problem through the application of the latest screw and processing technology.
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Glycon Corp. can assist with setup and maintenance of your feedscrew and related meltstream components. Our 10-Step Field Service Program streamlines setup and checks that your feedscrews are operating correctly. We can also design a maintenance program to reduce downtime and keep your systems operating as efficiently as the day they were installed. And we can train your maintenance personnel or implement the program ourselves.
Our products include:
Distributive Mixing & Melting Screw
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End Caps
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Feed Extruder Screw Design
Field Services
Contact Glycon at (800) 255-9969 for more information.
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Racor Fuel Filtration - Fuel Filtration Products-7529
This document discusses fuel filtration systems from Racor. It provides information on:
- The importance of fuel filtration for modern high-pressure diesel engines, as even small amounts of contamination can cause damage.
- Racor's proprietary filter media and engineering solutions that meet the stringent requirements of diesel engines and fuels like ULSD and biodiesel.
- Racor's global manufacturing, engineering, and distribution capabilities to provide filtration solutions from refineries to engines.
- Details on Racor's spin-on filter series for medium and low flow applications, including specifications and features of various models.
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This document discusses the general arrangement and construction, environmental considerations, tank arrangement, pipeline system, stripping system, venting arrangements, gauging systems and alarms, cargo heating system, tank cleaning system, gas-freeing systems, and inert gas system for oil tankers. Key points covered include acceptable mid-deck designs, pipeline and valve configurations, common gauging techniques and their limitations, uses of cargo heating coils and tank cleaning machines, and inerting requirements for ballast tanks built after 2006.
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BioBlend is a full-service environmental consulting company that provides services related to environmental assessment, remediation of petroleum, PCB, and chlorinated solvent contamination, ecological services, compliance monitoring, and more. It has experience using proprietary treatment technologies like activated metal treatment systems and emulsified zero valent iron to remediate contamination from sites in situ. BioBlend's staff includes professionals with expertise in engineering, geology, and environmental science.
Bioblend presentation tampa
BioBlend is a full-service environmental consulting company that provides services related to environmental assessment, remediation of petroleum, PCB, and chlorinated solvent contamination, ecological services, compliance monitoring, and more. It has experience using proprietary treatment technologies like activated metal treatment systems and emulsified zero valent iron to remediate contamination from sites in situ. BioBlend's staff includes professionals with expertise in engineering, geology, and environmental science.
Gem steam traps brochure
Traditional mechanical steam traps fail at high rates of 10-30% per year, resulting in lost steam and operational issues. Thermal Energy International's GEM steam trap provides a permanent solution with no moving parts to fail. GEM traps have a 10-year guarantee and save energy by eliminating steam losses from failed mechanical traps. Customers have achieved quick paybacks of under 18 months and ongoing annual savings through reduced maintenance and improved process efficiency.
437887351-Asphatenes-and-Wax-Formation-Anlysis.pdf
Rodolfo Tellez-Schmill presented on modeling asphaltene and wax formation using Multiflash and Petro-SIM software. He discussed common issues caused by asphaltene and wax precipitation, how to set up Multiflash to model them, and transferring components to Petro-SIM. Case studies included modeling asphaltene deposition on a FPSO and simulating a deasphalting process using supercritical propane in a refinery. The presentation concluded that Multiflash and Petro-SIM can accurately predict wax and asphaltene phases to help address issues in oil production and processing facilities.
Flow Assurance in well bores and Pipelines
This document discusses flow assurance in wellbores and pipelines. It defines flow assurance as ensuring the delivery of oil, gas, and water from wells to their destination. Proper flow modeling is important for flow assurance to enable safe operation, optimize systems, and reduce uncertainty. The document covers multiphase flow basics, flow patterns in horizontal and vertical pipes, pressure losses, wax and hydrate formation risks, and temperature effects. It evaluates various empirical and mechanistic models for predicting multiphase pressure drops and flow patterns in horizontal and vertical wells.
2008 Gartner Conference It Business Value
Here are the key steps in Six Sigma Phase 2/3:
1. Identify the top 1-3 business processes that most impact customers and financial performance.
2. Determine how to measure each key process (the "Big Y" metric) and associated "Critical X" metrics. Establish a baseline and target world-class level.
3. Benchmark the process against best practices to understand improvement opportunities.
4. Set incremental, quantifiable goals to achieve world-class performance for the Big Y and Critical X's.
5. Determine the number of projects and resources needed to impact the Big Y metric through improvements in the Critical X's.
6. Establish targets for the Big Y and
First use of cesium formate LSOBM as well perforating fluid (2002)
This document discusses the development and application of a low-solid oil-based perforation fluid to maximize well productivity in the Visund oil field. Laboratory tests showed that conventional calcium bromide brines can impair permeability and react with zinc perforation charges. A new low-solid invert emulsion perforation fluid with cesium formate was developed and successfully used to perforate well A-23H, resulting in productivity 3-4 times higher than previous wells in the field.
Frac Vap Brochure June 18, 2016
This document describes Frac Vap water treatment technology from Western Frac Technologies. Frac Vap uses a novel refrigerant-circulated latent heat exchange system to treat flow back water from fracking. It produces potable water while also recovering crude oil, drilling chemicals, and storing heat for reuse. The technology will be commercially launched in June 2016 following an 8 month construction and commissioning period.
GAS PROCESSING PRESENTATION.pdf
This document provides an overview of gas processing technology through a 67 slide presentation. It discusses the need for gas processing due to impurities from geological formations. The presentation focuses on onshore gas processing technologies and concepts like centralized and decentralized approaches. Key processing steps discussed include crude oil stabilization, slug catching, gas sweetening using various solvents to remove acid gases, and other downstream processes like dehydration and NGL/LPG recovery. Equipment used in gas sweetening like contactors, strippers and amine circulation are also outlined.
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CUI Risk Reduction by Non-Intrusive Inspection by Mohammed Shamim, BP Sharjah
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