Oil Sludge Separating Process Degradative treatment of oil-based waste. A one-of-a-kind patented process which reclaims oil sludge without causing environmental pollution – recovers more than 99% of oil content from oil sludge. Test plant operating in Kawasaki, Japan May, 2002. Successful separation of oil and solid residue from oil sand (sample from Alberta, Canada).

Oil Sand Oil sand occurs when subsurface oil reaches the surface. The sand layer containing thicken oil is called oil sand. Oil sand deposits are estimated to be over 2 billion barrels – 44% of those are in Canada and 50% are in Venezuela.

Oil Shale Oil shale has not reached the maturing level of crude oil, is often called the Source Rock of petroleum. Estimated deposits of oil shale deposits is over 3 billion barrels presumed to exist in the U.S., Brazil and Russia.

Sludge Ponds Processing industrial waste is extremely difficult, Unsuitable methods are causing serious soil and water pollution problems worldwide. For example, oil sludge at oil refineries is not treated at all, and at present is dumped into refinery ponds and left untouched.

Oil Sludge From Tankers Oil-sludge is oil impregnated mud created by the impurities found in crude oil that sink to the bottom of oil tankers and crude oil storage

OSS Technology

OSS Processing Capacity (1 unit) Observations and data are for reference only Tests / Studies Yes Processing Capacity 350 – 500KGg/h Unit Size 4m(L) x 2.5m(W) x 2.6m(H) Weight 5,500Kg Steam Volume used 350 – 500Kg/h Electric Power 6.5Kw/h Boiler fuel 29L/h (kerosene) Maintenance Per month

Oil Sludge Separator