Hydrasep, Inc., manufactures the Hydrasep® Laminar Flow Oil Water Separator, the maintenance free solution to your oily water problems. This technology efficiently separates crude oil, gasoline, diesel fuel, lube oils, vegetable oils, biodiesel, methyl esters and oils heavier than water (DNAPL), such as creosote, plasticizers and halogenated compounds from produced water, processed water, waste water and/or groundwater remediation in concentrations up to 50%.
Below is a simplified animation of our patented separator process. View the separator process in a larger version.
The superior performance of the patented Hydrasep process is achieved without the use of filters, meshes, inclined plates, coalescing plates or media or corrugated plates, and as a result your maintenance costs are reduced substantially. Units can be fabricated as rectangular or cylindrical vessels in 5 to 3000 gpm sizes. There are various options depending on customer's requirements that can be built into each unit, such as special external/internal coatings, stainless steel or poly internal components.
I wanted to compliment you and your company on the great product you have for Biodiesel/Glycerin or Biodiesel/Water separation. Since switching from a traditional decanter tank to your design we have seen a significant improvement in our bio-wash system. It has allowed us to increase the flow at which we do our water wash. It has also provided a much more defined phase separation and helped stop the loss of methyl-esters in our wash water as well as reduced the work load on our biodiesel dryer system. We look forward to implementing more of your separation tanks in our upcoming plant expansion. 
Integrity Biofuels
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Hydrasep also manufactures Mobile Oil Water Separators for the oil recovery industries, built onto highway ready trailers from 6' to 53' sizes. The same Hydrasep® technology is applied to these mobile response units. |
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Technology Helps Clean Up Water Contaminated By Oil.HERNANDO, MS (WMC-TV) - The gulf oil spill is still causing headaches for residents and those who fish for a living, but a company in Hernando, Mississippi said the current approach is not working and they have a way to help. |