Crude Oil Tank Farm Cut-Water Treatment Process: SINOKLE Purely Physical Technology with 95% Oil Removal
Incomplete separation: crude oil and water mix tightly; residual moisture and impurities directly affect oil quality;
Persistently high cost: conventional technologies require large amounts of energy and chemical agents, with high operation and maintenance costs;
Prominent safety hazards: untimely water separation easily unbalances tank pressure and temperature, and can even trigger explosions;
Severe environmental risks: wastewater containing grease and heavy metals, if improperly treated, causes environmental pollution and the sludge is difficult to dispose of.
Comparison of the pros and cons of conventional cut-water treatment technologies
To address the pain points of conventional technology, SINOKLE developed a patented new process consisting of a "coalescing oil-water separator + CDFU cyclonic dissolved-air flotation", which uses purely physical principles to achieve demulsification, oil removal and oil-water separation without adding any chemical agents, solving the cut-water problem at its root.
Crude oil tank farm cut-water treatment project case at a petrochemical enterprise in Sichuan
Highly efficient separation: oil removal efficiency reaches 95% or above, with stable and reliable separation;
Environmentally and economically sound: the recovered oil can be reused directly, with no secondary pollution and no oily sludge produced, combining environmental and economic benefits;
Compact footprint: short process flow, skid-mounted equipment design, small footprint;
Easy deployment and operation: highly automated, short construction period, can be implemented online, low operation and maintenance costs;
Strong adaptability: resistant to water-quality fluctuation shocks, with outstanding operational stability;
Safe and reliable: the purely physical technology carries no chemical risk, avoiding safety hazards at the process level.
