Three-Phase Separator
Horizontal separator splitting gas, oil and water, with level control, weir and carry-over behaviour.
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Fluid arriving from the wells is a mixture, and the horizontal shell gives gravity a long, shallow pool to work in. An inlet device breaks the momentum of the feed; gas runs along the top and leaves through a mist extractor, which catches droplets that would otherwise leave as carry-over. Below, oil floats on the water, and each liquid has its own outlet: a weir plate across the shell sets the level at which oil spills over into a compartment at the far end, while water leaves by a nozzle in the bottom, upstream of that plate. The interface between them is measured in its own right. Such vessels sit close to where fluid enters a plant.
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