PushOff2000
For years, fuel gas scrubbers have been used in the oil and gas industry as a means of enabling production gas to be used as fuel gas at the well site. Fuel gas is used for a variety of purposes: operating line heaters; thermal gas generators (TEGs); powering compressor engines; operating pneumatic and pressure controls etc. The design and mechanical operation of the scrubbers has not changed significantly throughout their history. Each unit is equipped with an internal float (high level shut-off valve). The purpose of the float is to shut off the supply of fuel gas when the liquid level in the scrubber exceeds a threshold level. Liquid carry over can cause tremendous damage to instrumentation equipment as well as creating an explosive environment. Read More.
Challenge
Although innovative float configurations have been developed, impurities in the production gas such as moisture, asphaltanes and wax parraffins can cause the float to become lodged in the fuel gas scrubber outlet. Freeing the lodged float can be inconvenient, dangerous and result in significant down time (lost gas/oil production & lost revenue).
Solution:
The PushOff 2000 designed to restore fuel gas:
The PushOff 2000 Brochure:
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