Thanks Maddocks,
I have developed a unit at this time which will clean a dirty(black) glycol dehy unit (700 gallon) back to clear in about 14 hours but it takes at least one change of filters in the field. I was thinking that if I could remove a greater amount of heavies through mechanical means...
The heavy filtrate will be filtered seperatly from the rest of the unit but i am thinking that if the cyclone works appropriatly all that is remaining will be sludge which cannot be used for anything else. The glycol that passes through the cyclone will be further filtered through activacted...
I was thinking of ways to get better efficiency from a filtration system (activated carbon)used on a glycol dehy unit. Knowing that the entrained hydrocarbons are usually removed with the carbon, I was thinking along the lines of building a hydrocyclone to possibly help knock out the heavier...
Hello,
Has any one found a process software to use for cost estimating new projects . I have experience with VNGsim but that would be to complicated for a sales force to use. I need a more cost effective package that they can us to size vessels, calculate pressure drop, coalescer pad size, ect...
