B01D17/042

Gas supply system, vehicle, and hydrogen supply facility

Provided is a gas supply system for supplying hydrogen to a vehicle, the vehicle including: a tank loaded with a hydrogen storage alloy, storing and releasing hydrogen; and a thermal medium distribution unit attached to the tank and configured such that a thermal medium for heating or cooling the hydrogen storage alloy is distributable from outside, includes: a reservoir reserving hydrogen at a pressure of 0.2 MPa or greater and less than 3.0 MPa; a hydrogen flow path connectable to the vehicle for supplying hydrogen from the reservoir to the tank; a cooling medium reservoir reserving the thermal medium for cooling; and a thermal medium flow path connectable to the vehicle for distributing the thermal medium to the thermal medium distribution unit in the vehicle, in which the hydrogen flow path and the thermal medium flow path are combined at least at an end portion connectable to the vehicle.

PROCESS AND METHOD FOR THE RECOVERY OF OIL FROM THE PROCESSING OF GRAINS INTO BIOFUELS AND OTHER CHEMICALS
20210229000 · 2021-07-29 · ·

A method of recovering an extraction aid from distillers corn oil, by directing stillage containing distillers oil and an extraction aid to a centrifugal separator, recovering a light phase from the centrifugal separator, the light phase containing at least a portion of the distillers oil and at least a portion of the extraction aid, cooling the light phase and causing a precipitate to form, and recovering a precipitate from the cooled light phase containing at least a portion of the extraction aid. A method of recovering distillers oil.

A FOG (FATS, OIL, OR GREASE) SEPARATOR APPARATUS
20230398470 · 2023-12-14 ·

A FOG (Fats, Oil, or Grease) separator apparatus includes (1) a first reservoir or chamber having a wastewater inlet configured to receive wastewater containing FOG; (2) a second reservoir or chamber which is separated from the first reservoir by a first 5 weir configured to permit overflow of at least FOG from the first reservoir to the second reservoir; and (3) a third reservoir or chamber separated from the second reservoir by a second weir configured to permit overflow of at least FOG from the second reservoir to the third reservoir.

METHODS AND DEVICES TO EXTRACT OIL FROM OILY FRUITS

A method, device and a system for extracting oil from a paste of oily fruit by exposing the oily fruit paste to vacuum.

Liquid-liquid-solid three-phase separator for waste oil

Disclosed is a liquid-liquid-solid three-phase separator for waste oil, including an oil-bath heating tank, a plurality of cyclone units and solid removal units. The cyclone units are provided and fixed in the oil-bath heating tank. Each of the solid removal units is connected to an underflow pipe of each of the cyclone units and is configured to separate solid particles. A solid removal outer pipe is arranged at a tail end of the underflow pipe via the first connector; the second connector is arranged at a tail end of the solid removal outer pipe; the solid removal inner pipe is arranged at an underflow outlet of the underflow pipe via the second connector to form a solid removal gap. The invention provides the demulsification and dehydration treatment of waste oil emulsion and the separation of solid particles.

DEVICE AND METHOD FOR SEPARATING TWO IMMISCIBLE LIQUIDS BY MEANS OF A BICONTINUOUS PHASE
20210260499 · 2021-08-26 ·

The invention relates to a device and to a method for separating two immiscible fluids (2, 3), wherein a three-phase system is formed with a Winsor III type bicontinuous phase (4) so as to phagocytize the dispersed droplets and to produce a droplet-free liquid (2).

Desalting plant systems and methods for enhanced tight emulsion crude oil treatment

Systems and methods for treating a rag layer in a gas oil separation plant. The method includes withdrawing the rag layer from a vessel proximate an oil water interface, conveying the rag layer to a separation device, and recycling separated oil from the separation device back to the gas oil separation plant process.

Process to produce oil or gas from a subterranean formation using a chelating agent

A two-step process to produce oil or gas from a subterranean formation wherein in a first step the subterranean formation is treated with an aqueous composition containing a chelating agent selected from the group of glutamic acid N,N-diacetic acid or a salt thereof (GLDA), aspartic acid N,N-diacetic acid or a salt thereof (ASDA), methylglycine N,N-diacetic acid or a salt thereof (MGDA), and N-hydroxyethyl ethylenediamine N,N′,N′-triacetic acid or a salt thereof (HEDTA) and wherein, in a next step, in the outlet streams from the subterranean formation the aqueous phase is separated from the non-aqueous phase.

FLOATING ASSEMBLY OF INCLINED CHANNELS WITH AN APPLIED ELECTRICAL FIELD FOR THE ACCELERATED ELECTROSTATIC SEPARATION OF WATER-IN-OIL DISPERSIONS

An emulsion separation device including a plurality of inclined plates, a buoyancy device, and an electric field generation system. Also disclosed are systems and methods for the separation of an emulsion into a continuous aqueous phase and a continuous oil phase. The systems may include: a vessel having an emulsion inlet, a continuous aqueous phase outlet, and a continuous oil phase outlet. A separation device may be disposed in the vessel, the separation device including: a plurality of inclined plates and a buoyancy device configured to maintain the plurality of inclined plates between the continuous aqueous phase and the continuous oil phase. An electric field generation system may also be provided and configured to expose the emulsion to an electric field.

Removal of kinetic hydrate inhibitors

A method includes receiving a water stream from a hydrocarbon production facility, the water stream having a first concentration of a kinetic hydrate inhibitor (KHI); flowing the water stream through a heat exchanger to heat the water stream to a target temperature; mixing the heated water stream with a treatment chemical to form a two-phase mixture, the treatment chemical having an affinity for the KHI; flowing the two-phase mixture into a separator; and physically separating the two-phase mixture into a first phase and a second phase, the first phase including water and having a second concentration of the KHI less than the first concentration, and the second phase including the KHI and the treatment chemical, the density of the second phase being less than the density of the first phase.