Portable pressurized separator definition

Portable pressurized separator means a pressure vessel that can be moved from one location to another by attachment to a motor vehicle without having to be dismantled and is capable of separating and sampling crude oil, condensate, or produced water at the temperature and pressure of the separator required for sampling.
Portable pressurized separator means a sealed vessel that can be moved from one location to another by attachment to a motor vehicle without having to be dismantled and is used for separating and sampling crude oil, condensate, or produced water at the steady-state temperature and pressure of the separator and tank system required for sampling.
Portable pressurized separator means a sealed metal vessel used for separating and measuring crude oil or condensate and produced water, and may allow for metering natural gas volume. The vessel is used to separate the liquids while they continuously flow through the vessel at steady state conditions upstream of any vessel or location where flashing may occur.

More Definitions of Portable pressurized separator

Portable pressurized separator means a pressure vessel, that can be moved from one location to another without having to be dismantled, and is capable of separating and storing crude oil, condensate, or produced water at the temperature and pressure of the separator

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