A blood purification air trap chamber uses a vertical flow path to guide liquid upward and downward for effective bubble removal.
Segmented piping segments replace large vessels to measure individual well production rates accurately despite high water cut levels.
A cyclonic separator uses a control chamber to regulate liquid levels and maintain a stable phase interface.
A pressure exchanger transfers hydraulic energy from clean water to drilling mud without pump contact.
Tangential inflow pipe creates swirling flow to collect bubbles in a retainer plate, preventing air suction into pumps caused by bubble re-entry.