WASTE-OIL PROCESS UNITS

Waste Oil Adsorptive Polishing

Final color, odor and trace-polar impurity reduction using validated adsorbents.

Adsorptive Polishing

METHOD & PROCESS PRINCIPLE

Activated clay, activated carbon or engineered media contact is followed by complete solids separation; media choice follows laboratory trials.

MAIN EQUIPMENT & PACKAGE LIMITS

Polishing vessel/contactor, dosing system, agitator, heater if needed, filters, pumps and spent-media handling.

CRITICAL DESIGN INPUTS

Product target, adsorbent screening, dosage/contact time, temperature, filtration rate and spent-media classification.

ENGINEERING DELIVERABLES

Design Basis, material balance, PFD, P&ID, equipment and instrument datasheets, line/equipment lists, control narrative, cause-and-effect, layout/3D interfaces, inspection plan, operating and commissioning procedures.

AUTOMATION, SAFETY & HSE

Closed handling, relief/vent/drain routing, alarms and trips, hazardous-area classification, HAZOP actions, maintainable isolation, fire protection and emergency shutdown interfaces.

APPLICATIONS & PERFORMANCE BASIS

Final finishing of regenerated base-oil fractions and selected hydrocarbon products.

CODES, STANDARDS & QUALITY BASIS

Product test methods ASTM/EN/DIN/GOST as contracted; environmental rules for spent media and VOC control.

CONTRACTUAL CODE BASIS

Product test methods ASTM/EN/DIN/GOST as contracted; environmental rules for spent media and VOC control.