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Hydrocarbon Recovery Technology - HRT

HRTprovides petroleum producers, refiners and gas processors dramatically improved solids control and hydrocarbon recovery from process water streams.

Applications for HRT include:

Produced Water Management
Oil Removal from Waste Water
SRU Optimization
Salt Water Disposal

HRT affords proven performance while eliminating the need for expensive excess processing, chemical additives, and storage tank capacity. With hydrocarbon recovery efficiencies of 99.98%, HRT produces a sellable product, balancing or even outweighing operating costs and capital investment.

HRT’s robust design is scalable and modular for both new capital projects as well as placement in existing operating units.

Clients using HRT on process water systems have experienced operational, environmental and economic benefits, including:

Operational flexibility
Reduction of lost energy
Savings on chemical additives
Lower maintenance costs associated with fouling
Elimination of excursions

Why is HRT better than conventional solutions?
Most process water systems experience either periodic or continuous hydrocarbon and/or solids upsets, leading to:

diminished capacity
loss of valuable product
fouling of heat transfer surfaces and equipment
and in extreme cases,
shut down due to environmental emissions.

ADDITIONAL VIDEOS:
High Performance Liquid-Liquid Separation
HRT Overview

Video: Produced Water Management with HRT

Video: Produced Water Management with HRT

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