Exterran Glycol Reboiler 42" x 17' 1MM BTU/HR

The Exterran Glycol Reboiler is a specialized industrial heat exchanger designed for regenerating triethylene glycol (TEG) in natural gas dehydration systems. Manufactured in 2009, this unit features a nominal shell diameter of 42 inches and a length of 17 feet, with a nominal output capacity of 1.0 million BTU per hour. It is used primarily in oil and gas processing facilities to remove water from glycol solutions, ensuring efficient dehydration of natural gas streams and preventing hydrate formation in pipelines. Key features include a robust carbon steel construction, integrated fire tube for heating, and various instrumentation ports for pressure and temperature monitoring. Advantages over similar products include its high thermal efficiency, compact skid-mounted design for easy installation, and proven reliability in harsh environments. However, drawbacks may include higher maintenance needs due to corrosion in wet gas applications and the non-code status, which limits its use in certain regulated environments. This used unit shows signs of rust and wear from field service but can be refurbished for extended life. Applications extend to petrochemical plants and gas gathering systems, offering cost-effective performance compared to newer models while maintaining Exterran's reputation for durable equipment.