
Separator for Oil & Gas
Oil and gas separators are classified into two-phase and three-phase separators.
- A two-phase separator handles oil and gas
- The three-phase separator handles oil, gas, and water.
While there are different styles, the primary function of all distinctions is in the name. Anpam is used to separate floating elements within a substance. As soon as gas, oil, and water enter the separators, they hit an inlet diverter and start to separate. Because these elements contain separate specific gravity, the separation process will continue with gradual speed as long as they are in the vessel.
- The gas will rise to the top of the vessel
- Oil will settle in the middle
- Water will drop to the bottom
A gas on top of the gas section will flow to be pulled out of the vessel and take out a line of sale or for combustion. When the oil and water reach the preset level, the liquid level control system and dump valve are activated.Depending on the pressure, it may be a lever-operated mechanical dump valve or a pneumatic or electric high-pressure control valve.