Usage

Adsorption separators are widely used in the oil and gas industry, as well as in other sectors where it is necessary to purify natural gas from moisture, hydrogen sulfide, carbon dioxide, and other impurities. Their direct application includes the preparation of gas for further transportation and storage, ensuring high-quality products for end consumers, and protecting equipment from corrosion and other adverse effects. Possible applications also include cleaning liquid streams in the chemical and petrochemical industries.

Manufacturing

The manufacturing process of adsorption separators involves several key stages. Initially, the design and calculation of equipment parameters are carried out according to customer specifications. Then, the preparation of materials and components for the separator is conducted. During the assembly stage, all components are carefully welded and checked for tightness and compliance with technical requirements. The process concludes with testing the finished equipment on specialized stands. Typically, the production of a separator takes from several weeks to several months, depending on its complexity and the order volume.

Installation and Adjustment

The installation of an adsorption separator begins with preparing the installation site, which must be equipped with appropriate supports and protective structures. Next, the separator is positioned and secured with anchor bolts. After installation, the separator is connected to the pipeline system and other communications. Equipment adjustment includes checking all connections for tightness, starting up and testing the system in operational mode, and calibrating parameters to achieve optimal efficiency.