Continuous through-flow settling vessel and method for adaptive separation of mixtures from natural gas and/or oil exploration
A technology for oil exploration and mixtures, applied in the direction of separation methods, chemical instruments and methods, and separation of immiscible liquids, etc., can solve the problems of a large amount of space and material input, and achieve the effect of preventing overflow
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[0066] figure 1 Shown is a continuous through-flow settling vessel 1 made of a closed cylindrical wall 2 with an inlet 3 for the mixture, a gas outlet 5 , a water outlet 7 and an oil outlet 8 . These outlets are all provided with controllable valves (not shown). The direction of the mixture in the container is from left to right. A weir 10 is placed within the vessel with the top of the weir 10 below a high liquid level 14 which is the upper threshold of the liquid in the vessel. Upstream of the weir 10 there is a volume of separated liquid consisting of an oil phase 16 and an aqueous phase 20 . Interface 18 marks the water level upstream of the weir. The surface 12 marks the liquid level in the container, which is the same at the upstream side and at the downstream side of the weir 10 . figure 1 The vessel is shown during normal operation, where control means (not shown) coordinate the exit flow through the outlets 5, 7, 8 by means of corresponding valves in order to achi...
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