Category: Sludge recovery pyrolysis line
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How Do Sealed Feeding and Residue Discharge Affect Oil Sludge Treatment?
Oil sludge is not simply a wet solid that can be placed into a pyrolysis reactor. Its water content, oil fraction, solids and physical condition can change how the material is fed, heated and discharged. For projects using refinery sludge, tank-bottom sludge or drilling waste, feeding and residue discharge should be considered together with the…
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Why Water, Sand and Salt Content Change Oil Sludge Pyrolysis Line Design
An oil sludge pyrolysis line cannot be designed from daily tonnage alone. Tank-bottom sludge, refinery sludge, drilling residues, and oily soil may contain very different proportions of oil, water, sand, salts, and ash. Before selecting equipment, you need to understand this composition because it directly affects pretreatment, feeding, heating demand, reactor design, oil recovery, corrosion control,…