Resin Bond Filters Used in Gas Dehydration

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Dehydration removes water vapor from gas streams using glycol to absorb the moisture. During this process, glycol becomes heavily contaminated with hydrocarbons, iron oxides and other corrosive products. The most effective method for removing these contaminants is through a process called depth filtration, which removes particles from a fluid as it passes through a thick, porous filter material. Resin Bond Filters have proven to provide the best results.

 

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Original Performance Resin Bond Filtration

Major manufacturers have stopped producing resin bond filters, and efforts to make alternatives have not matched the original filters’ performance. They often clog too quickly and do not filter effectively.

SC Industrial Sales offers the original style resin bond filters, which continue to deliver the desired results.

Before and After: SC Industrial Sales vs. Major Manufacturer

Contaminated glycol prior to filtration
Glycol prior to filtration
Semi-clear glycol after 10-micron filtration
Same glycol after several weeks of filtration and two filter changes, using 10 micron currently offered to the fracking industry
Clear glycol after using a 25 micron resin bond filter
Same glycol filtered using a 25 micron resin bond filter

Filter Lifespan and Cost Savings

Modern filters typically only last 2-3 weeks before they need to be changed. Resin bond filters can last 3-5 months before they need changed, providing significant cost savings to operations in filtration cost and labor. Fewer change-outs mean less downtime and reduced exposure to the glycol system during maintenance. Additionally, cleaner glycol reduces overall maintenance of the equipment.

Get Resin Bond Filters Today

SC Industrial Sale offers the original style resin bond filters that most manufacturers no longer produce. We are equipped to deliver the filtration performance your operation requires. 

Contact us today to discuss your application.

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