The video demonstrates the PetroXtractor Active Membrane Skimmer as part of Abanaki’s remediation equipment product line.
When selecting an oil skimmer, it is important to know what you need or expect your removal capacity to be in your application.
Abanaki has just released an animated demo for a product from the groundwater remediation equipment line. The video demonstrates the PetroXtractor Active Membrane Skimmer, which is a pneumatic active skimmer pump that is entirely automatic and is designed to recover light non aqueous phase liquids (LNAPL) from underground water at depths of up to 130 feet.
Choosing an oil skimmer best suited for your application will maximize oil removal while minimizing capital outlay and oil skimming operation costs. The second step in selecting an oil skimmer is to know what you need or expect your removal capacity to be. Capacity should be based on the maximum amount of oil to be removed within the shortest available time. For instance, total oil influx may be 200 gallons in a 24 hour period, which averages about 8.3 gallons per hour. But if most of it comes during a single eight hour plant shift, you will probably need a removal rate that is three times as high, especially if you are trying to prevent an unwanted discharge of contaminated water to a sewer system. As a rule-of-thumb, specify approximately twice the maximum capacity you anticipate needing for normal conditions.
Abanaki Corporation Oil Skimming Division
17387 Munn Road
Chagrin Falls, OH 44023
Phone: (440) 543-7400
Email: skimmers@abanaki.com
Fax: (440) 543-7404
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New Animated Demo on Remediation Equipment
The video demonstrates the PetroXtractor Active Membrane Skimmer as part of Abanaki’s remediation equipment product line.
Choosing an Oil Skimmer – Part Two
When selecting an oil skimmer, it is important to know what you need or expect your removal capacity to be in your application.