The extraction of crude oil, as well as its processing and transport is essential to maintain the economy.
Our client is one of the largest waste management companies in the region, acting as a service provider for a company that produces crude oil. During drilling operations, a wide variety of liquids are produced that need to be treated and neutralized.
During oil production on a drilling platform, liquid waste is produced in the form of strong acids and sometimes also as strong alkalis. In order for these liquids to be handled, an intermediate step must be carried out to bring all inflows to a comparably neutral pH level.
The plant doing this has to be easy to use, installed in a single ClearFox® container and capable of carrying out the neutralization process continuously.
Both inflows lead into a buffer, which serves as a buffer and at the same time gives the customer the possibility to carry out a certain pre-neutralization by a charging management.
A mixing tank in the form of a batch treatment process, which is mixed using the mammoth pump principle, ensures that the liquid waste is treated. First, two dosing pumps dose chemicals for pH neutralisation. Water is fed into the tank during the mixing process as a support. This makes all moving parts outside the buffer and mixing tank in the ClearFox® container comparatively easy to maintain. The process of ph Neutralization is rounded off by two control units that regulate this process.
The system is suitable for acidic and basic wastewater from various industrial processes, including oil and gas production, the chemical industry and metal processing. Mixed wastewater with varying pH values can also be treated.
Our solution is based on a containerized system that can be used both as a mobile and as a stationary unit. This enables flexible use at different locations.
The size of the plant depends on the amount of wastewater generated. The solution shown has a capacity of 161 m³/day (6.7 m³/h), but can be scaled up as needed.
Yes, our container-based solutions are designed to operate in extreme conditions, including desert climates and arctic cold. The container can be insulated and air-conditioned to ensure stable operation.
The system is largely automated and easy to use. We offer training for your staff and provide comprehensive operating instructions and support.
