Petrochemical Filtration

In petrochemical refineries, filtering cooling water and utility water is essential for pollution control. Fouling of pipes and heat-exchanging surfaces can lower the system’s thermal efficiency.

Impact Of Fouling

Fouling reduces thermal efficiency and increases friction losses. This leads to erosion, corrosion, and energy waste due to higher flow rate demand. That’s not all. Fouling can also cause issues like plugging spray nozzles, blinding sensors, and analyzers, and wearing down pump gland seals, scrubbers, misters, membranes, and ion exchanger columns. These problems are the reasons why you have to do unscheduled shutdowns for maintenance and cleaning. As a result, you lose valuable production hours.

Tekleen Self-Cleaning Water Filter Solution

You can simply and effectively address these challenges with filtration. And we, Purple Engineering, as Tekleen’s Australian distributor, give you the perfect solution out there. Tekleen’s self-cleaning water filters. These innovative filters can tackle your dirty water problems easily. They operate solely on line pressure. The self-cleaning process starts with a pressure difference and finishes in seconds without interrupting the main flow. Because of this, you can have continuous operation and minimal downtime.

Versatility And Efficiency

Tekleen’s self-cleaning water filters you are getting from Purple Engineering, are compact and versatile. And their use is not limited to one task. You can use them for various industrial purposes. Whether you need to filter cooling water, utility water, or any other type of water in petrochemical processing, Tekleen filters provide you with a reliable and efficient solution. You can even get ASME code stamp vessels as an option.

Benefits Of Choosing Tekleen Filters

Once you start using Tekleen filters from Purple Engineering, you will see a significant reduction in maintenance costs and improvements in your petrochemical processes’ efficiency. The filters help prevent the plugging of spray nozzles, blinding of sensors and analyzers, and the wearing down of pump gland seals, scrubbers, misters, membranes, and ion exchanger columns.