How do you remove sediment from canal water?
The removal of stones from glycol is a crucial process that can significantly improve the efficiency and reliability of industrial systems. The process starts with a careful assessment of the glycol and the sediments present, after which a step-by-step approach is used to isolate and remove unwanted particles. Using modern mechanical systems, the larger particles are separated in a first phase.
Controlled sedimentation process
In a next step, the remaining sediments, which may occur in the glycol structure, are removed via a controlled sedimentation process. This step-by-step approach ensures that both primary and secondary sediments are effectively separated. By continuously monitoring parameters such as flow rate, pressure and temperature, the process can be optimized for maximum performance.
Sustainable and robust process
Our specific approach integrates proven techniques and the latest technological innovations, ensuring the cleanliness of the glycol and significantly reducing the risk of damage to the installation. The use of our systems results in a robust and sustainable process that contributes to the efficient operation of the production installations. Contact us for a suitable solution and/or a completely free quote.
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