Oil and gas recovery technology article_Three-stage recovery principle and selection guide

The "Oil and Gas Recovery Technology" article column shares insights into the working principles of three times of oil and gas recovery, a comparison between condensation and adsorption processes, key points for equipment selection, and experiences in achieving emission standards under GB 20952. These insights have been compiled by the technical team of Luoyang Wohong Petrochemical Equipment Co., Ltd.

Company News

What should be paid attention to during the renovation of oil and gas recovery at gas stations? Potential issues that are prone to occur during the construction phase

During the renovation phase, there are four types of potential hazards that are easily overlooked: insufficient pipeline slope, missing liquid collection tanks, misuse of seals, and superficial debugging. This article provides a construction checklist and key acceptance points.

Technical Article

How is the electricity bill for the gas station's oil and gas recovery equipment calculated? What are the energy consumption components and practices for energy-saving operation

The majority of the electricity cost for the three-time oil and gas recovery equipment is concentrated on power components such as vacuum pumps. This article breaks down the composition of energy consumption, provides practices for energy-saving operation, and outlines the approach to identifying potential issues from electricity cost trends.

Industry News

What should one pay attention to when buying second-hand oil and gas recovery equipment? Pre-transaction checklist and risk warnings

Used oil and gas recovery equipment has a wide price range and many potential hazards. This article provides a checklist for pre-transaction verification, common risk points, and contract considerations.

Company News

How to conduct the shift handover for the three-time oil and gas recovery equipment? What are the key points of the handover content and record

Shift handover is a crucial aspect of the continuous operation of oil and gas recovery equipment. This article outlines the handover content, steps, and key recording points, and explains the supporting services that manufacturers can provide.

Technical Article

How to choose the processing capacity of a three-stage oil and gas recovery device? What are the problems if it is too large or too small?

The processing capacity is selected based on the peak oil delivery volume and the fluctuation range of tank pressure. Choosing a large capacity results in investment waste and frequent start-ups and shutdowns, while choosing a small capacity cannot withstand the tank pressure during peak periods. This article clarifies the matching logic and checklist.