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

The Exterran Glycol Reboiler is a robust industrial unit designed for natural gas dehydration processes, specifically regenerating triethylene glycol (TEG) by heating it to remove absorbed water vapor. This model features a large 60-inch outer diameter shell with a 28-foot length, providing a nominal output of 2 million BTU per hour, making it suitable for mid-sized gas processing facilities. Key applications include oil and gas production sites where moisture removal is critical to prevent pipeline corrosion and hydrate formation. Advantages include high thermal efficiency, durable carbon steel construction for harsh environments, and integrated piping for easy skid-mounted installation. However, drawbacks may include higher energy consumption for heating and the need for regular maintenance due to potential corrosion in wet gas streams. Compared to similar products from competitors like Cameron or Sivalls, the Exterran unit offers superior customization options and proven reliability in field operations. The system appears to include ancillary components like vertical glycol sock filters and charcoal filters, enhancing overall dehydration efficiency. This used unit shows signs of rust and internal residue, indicating prior operational use in demanding conditions.