Compressor Station Water Management
Oil/water separation, glycol recovery, closed-loop cooling treatment, and stormwater containment for natural gas compressor stations.
Overview
Oil/water separation, glycol recovery, closed-loop cooling treatment, and stormwater containment for natural gas compressor stations.
Challenge
Natural gas compressor stations use water for engine cooling, scrubbing, and process operations. Compressor station drainage includes lube oil contamination, glycol from gas dehydration blowdown, and general process water. Proper treatment and management of these streams is critical for compliance and site environmental protection.
WFS Solution
WFS compressor station water systems provide oil/water separation, glycol recovery/treatment, and process drainage management. Closed-loop cooling water treatment with inhibitor dosing prevents scale and corrosion in heat exchangers. Glycol-contaminated water is treated by stripping or evaporation to recover glycol and produce compliant discharge water.
Technologies Applied
- ▸Oil/Water Separators
- ▸Glycol Recovery Units
- ▸Closed-Loop Cooling Treatment
- ▸Scale/Corrosion Inhibition
- ▸API Separator for Drainage
- ▸Stormwater Treatment
Outcomes
- ✓Glycol recovery >95%
- ✓Oil-in-water <5 mg/L discharge
- ✓Cooling water cycles >8 — reduced makeup
- ✓Full stormwater containment compliance
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