This video is an introduction to a small part of the activities of the EES Group. The EOG (Oil and Gas) company is a designer , manufacturer, fabricator of online electronic crude oil water determination system.
Heavy crudes can present problems in the area of water content determination in fiscal sampling or online water analysis due to the lack of mixing and consequently poor homogeniety.
EESIFLO International is committed to manufacturing high quality online instruments and accessories to ensure the possibility of consistent online results for water in oil which can be correlated with standardized sampling. Pipe size, API number, flow rate or certification requirements are not a problem. We are fully qualified in all aspects of mechanical and process engineering as related to the major international oil and gas standards. More>>
What is Crude Oil?
Crude oil is a combination of hydrocarbons. These can be in several forms from thick/solid, to liquid and even gaseous forms. Refineries take in crude oil and split these hydrocarbons out into several products which in turn are sold to others . Some of the refinery clients will do even more with these products and turn them into something else probably by some chemical process.
Traditionally (because of old films) people might imagine that crude oil is always blackish brown and thick but that is only one type of crude oil. Crude oil can sometimes be colorless and not necessarily has a strong smell.
Crude oil comes from different parts of the world. Various locations produce what is called “light” or “heavy” oil. The crude oil is classified as having either more light hydrocarbons or heavier hydrocarbons. When crude oil is mixed with water and possibly sand or gas it can form an emulsion (which looks like a light chocolate colour) Water must be removed from crude oil before it is processed. One or another form of separation will be used to remove water and other contaminants from the crude oil
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