Natural Gas Metering Skid Successfully Delivered to Kenya

The unit has successfully arrived at the client’s site in Kenya, where unloading and preliminary positioning have been completed, marking the transition into the on-site installation phase.

How to Select the Right Oil and Gas Separator Model for the Early Well Testing Stage？

In the early stage of oil well production, separator selection is not just a technical decision—it directly impacts production efficiency, downstream processing costs, and even the long-term stability of the entire operation.

Thermal-Activated Hydroxyl Radical Oxidation Skid for Industrial Wastewater Treatment

In a chemical industrial park, large volumes of high-strength organic wastewater are generated during production. These effluents contain a variety of refractory organic compounds that are difficult to degrade

Our Second Visit to Kazakhstan: What Matters Is Not Delivery, but Real Operation 

This is our second visit to the project site in Kazakhstan. Compared with the first trip, which focused on delivery and installation support, this time our priority was much clearer — to follow up on actual operation

Difference Between Oil Gas Separator and Oil Water Separator

In oil and gas field projects, oil gas separators and oil water separators are often confused with each other, and in some cases even regarded as the same type of equipment with only different separation efficiency.

Desander Skid Package for Malaysia Oil & Gas Project

This unit is designed for sand removal in oil & gas production systems, where solid particles are commonly present in the early stages of production or in unconsolidated reservoirs.

Two-Phase vs Three-Phase Separator: How to Choose for Oil & Gas Projects

In oil and gas production, the choice between a two-phase separator and a three-phase separator is not just a matter of structure. It directly affects separation efficiency, downstream equipment performance, and even long-term operating costs.

Why Are 1440 psi Separators the Most Common in Oilfield Applications?

Over the past few days, quite a few people have asked me:why do most oilfield testing and production separation systems seem to “settle” at 1440 psi?To be honest, for those new to the field, this number does feel a bit strange.