Exterran Glycol Reboiler 60" OD x 28' 2MM BTU/hr

The Exterran Glycol Reboiler is a skid-mounted system designed for natural gas dehydration processes, utilizing triethylene glycol (TEG) to remove water vapor from gas streams. This unit features a large horizontal insulated reboiler vessel with a 60-inch outer diameter and 28-foot overall shell length, rated for 2 million BTU per hour heat output. It includes integrated filtration components such as vertical sock filters and a charcoal filter for glycol purification, along with piping, valves, and instrumentation on a sturdy steel skid for easy installation and mobility. Commonly used in upstream oil and gas operations, it efficiently regenerates glycol by boiling off absorbed water, ensuring dry gas output for pipelines and processing plants. Benefits include high thermal efficiency, robust construction for harsh environments, and modular design for quick deployment. Drawbacks may include high initial cost and maintenance needs for filters and burners. Compared to similar units from competitors like Cameron or Sivalls, Exterran's model offers superior customization and reliability in high-volume gas treating applications. Condition appears used with visible rust and wear, suitable for refurbishment. Year of manufacture: 2008.