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heater-treater

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heater-treater [′hēd·ər ‚trēd·ər]
(petroleum engineering)
A unit for heating an oil-and-water emulsion and then removing the water and gas.
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We also completed expansion of our production capacity through the construction and installation of a heater-treater battery with a planned daily throughput of up to 3,500 barrels of fluid per day, a capacity that is expected to be reached by mid-year 2006.
Shellbridge Announces Activity Update and Fiscal 2006 Guidance by Business Wire
A new, central heater-treater facility capable of up to 3,500 boe/d of fluid production is now fully installed and operational at our Mantario field in southeast Saskatchewan.
Shellbridge Oil & Gas, Inc.: Fiscal 2005 Exit Production Target ... by Business Wire
We are presently in the process of expanding our production capacity through the construction and installation of a heater-treater battery with a planned daily capacity of up to 3,500 barrels of fluid per day (oil and/or water).
Shellbridge Updates Production Target and Field Activities by Business Wire
 
 
 
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