Exterran Unveils Produced Water Technologies

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Exterran's Separon product portfolio (from left to right) Desander, Deoiling Hydrocyclone, Solids Transport System, and Desanding Hydrocyclone (Image: Exterran)
Exterran's Separon product portfolio (from left to right) Desander, Deoiling Hydrocyclone, Solids Transport System, and Desanding Hydrocyclone (Image: Exterran)

Exterran Corporation has launched its new produced water technology suite with the aim to provide operators with a complete water and solids management solution.

Withe the launch of the new Separon product portfolio, the company’s suite of integrated technologies now includes desanders, deoilers, multiphase hydrocyclones and microbubble flotation technology for oil and solids removal. It offers onshore and offshore operators a ready-to-use, turnkey package of solutions to treat up to 750,000 barrels per day of produced water.

The Separon suite includes a unique solids removal and transport system, which enables operators to remove and transport solids from production fluids. This cost-effective solution mitigates multiple issues downstream including instrument failure, erosion, corrosion and pump damage, all of which reduce vessel tank maintenance, the company said.

Todd Kirk, Director of Water at Exterran, said, “With the launch of Separon, we now offer a more comprehensive produced water technology portfolio. Over the past two decades our in-house team has been dedicated to studying, understanding and developing the most efficient and cost-effective solutions for our customers.”

Separon products will be available through operations and maintenance contracts, pilot programs, rental and purchase options. The contract operations and maintenance model requires no capex investment and is available with remote monitoring.

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