Removing glycol from synt. oil

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Anyone with experience of removing MEG (glycol) from syntetic oils? I am talking about excess of dry glycol in syntetic hydrocarbon fluid for subsea operations.

5/10/072:34 PM

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mrhughesMember

In case this topic is of interest to anyone, we did have partially success by adding water an filtering it out again with depth type cellulose filters. Worked great on the higher ppm values, but <500 ppm MEG not so good.

7/23/0711:16 AM

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