• Water Treatment

    WATER TREATMENT

    Water Treatment is a separation process through which contaminants, typically hydrocarbons (HC), hydrogen sulphide (H2S), salts, and solids are removed. The treatment system can consist of 3-phase separation, filtration, and stripping via contact with natural gas or nitrogen to strip H2S out of the water into the gas phase for disposal or further treatment. The specific arrangement and design varies and depends on the waste water composition and required water purity.

Containerized
CPI
Filtration

WATER TREATMENT DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

American Petroleum Institute (API) Separator
– Low capital cost
– Limited in removal of small droplets of oil and density approaching water

Corrugated Plate Interceptor (CPI)
– Enhanced gravity separation
– Corrugated plates induce oil and solid separation

Reverse Osmosis
– Suitable for treatment of brackish and seawater
– Membrane projections remove salts and contaminants

Walnut Shell Filter
– Natural affinity for oil adsorption by walnut media
– Backwash capability avoids disposal costs

Induced Gas Flotation (IGF)
– Flotation gas available (fuel gas or nitrogen)
– Outlet oil in water and solids spec
– Coagulant addition

Contaminants
– Solids are filtered, separated and removed as sludge
– Removal of organic compounds to meet spec