Initial Processing & Treatment

Refining raw hydrocarbons with precision for seamless downstream operations

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Initial Processing & Treatment

At TITAN Energy Solution, our initial processing and treatment operations begin immediately after hydrocarbons are extracted to ensure they are safe for transport, sale, or refining. Raw oil and gas from the well often contain water, gas, sand, and impurities like H₂S and CO₂. Our processes focus on separating oil, gas, and water, removing contaminants, and adjusting pressure and temperature for safe handling. Equipment such as three-phase separators and heater treaters are used to break emulsions, lower viscosity, and streamline output for downstream processing.

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Dehydration & Contaminant Control

In early processing, dehydration and desalting prepare oil and gas for safe transport and refining. Oil is desalted using wash water or electric grids to remove salt and water that cause corrosion. Gas is dehydrated with glycol units or molecular sieves to prevent pipeline issues. Contaminants like H₂S and CO₂ are removed through sweetening, while filtration clears solids such as sand and rust.

Why Choose Us

Expert Processing Solutions

Skilled in all key initial processing steps for optimal, efficient, and safe hydrocarbon handling with strict quality control.

Modern Equipment Expertise

Use of modern separators, dehydrators, and control systems ensures operational efficiency, safety, and regulatory compliance.

Rigorous Safety Compliance

Strict adherence to industry standards protects assets, people, and environment with rigorous protocols.

Exact metering & storage.

Reliable metering and secure storage support precise production management and seamless operational reporting.

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Pressure, Flow & Storage Management

In initial processing, pressure and flow control ensure safety and efficiency. Choke valves regulate flow, separators and scrubbers maintain pressure, and flare systems burn excess gases. Temporary storage uses crude oil or gas tanks, while metering stations track production for reporting.