Produced water treatment capacity at Canada SAGD site to grow with new evaporators

March 13, 2014
A large oil and gas company, focused on in-situ projects, purchased two horizontal mechanical vapor compression evaporators to increase the produced water treatment capacity of a steam-assisted gravity drainage production site in Northern Alberta.


ALBERTA, CANADA, March 13, 2014 -- A large oil and gas company, focused on in-situ projects, recently purchased two horizontal mechanical vapor compression (MVC) evaporators to increase the produced water treatment capacity of a steam-assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) production site in Northern Alberta.

Provided by IDE Technologies Ltd., the MVC evaporators will process and treat de-oiled produced water to continuously supply high-quality distillate. The boiler feedwater will be used for drum boilers, generating steam for injection to recover bitumen at the SAGD site. The pre-fabricated evaporators will be shipped to the site after full pre-assembly and testing, reducing the required scope of site construction, thus saving time and reducing costs.

The low footprint and operator-friendly mechanical design of IDE's evaporators provide ready access to key components, as well as improved safety for operation and maintenance personnel. In addition, the evaporators are equipped with a unique removable tube bundle feature that significantly simplifies de-scaling and cleaning operations and reduces associated downtime production losses.

About IDE Technologies

IDE is a global provider of advanced water treatment solutions specializing in the development, engineering, construction and operation of some of the world’s largest and most advanced thermal and membrane desalination facilities and industrial water treatment plants. IDE partners with a wide range of customers -- municipalities, oil & gas, mining, refineries and power stations - on all aspects of water projects, and delivers approximately 3 million m3/day of high quality water worldwide. For more information, visit www.ide-tech.com.

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