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Effluent Water Quality Improvement

Shahul Hamid, Woon-Chae Yeo

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Abstract The Labuan Crude Oil Terminal LCOT is the receiving plant for all crude production from 5 major oil fields offshore state of Sabah in Malaysia. Two pipelines, one in the north and another from the south deliver crude to the Terminal. The wet crude of water content of 5 to 40 percent arrives fully stabilized. The Terminal stores and prepares the crude for export via Single Buoy Mooring system line. The primary facilities of the Terminal are: 4 Crude Oil Storage Tanks totaling 1.64 million barrels storage capacity,4 Free Water Knock-Out Vessels (FWKO)An Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP)An Emulsion and Wax Treatment Plant (EWTP) andExport Pumps and Custody Transfer Meters. Figure 1 schematically represents the primary facilities in the Terminal.

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Abstract The Labuan Crude Oil Terminal LCOT is the receiving plant for all crude production from 5 major oil fields offshore state of Sabah in Malaysia. Two pipelines, one in the north and another from the south deliver crude to the Terminal. The wet crude of water content of 5 to 40 percent arrives fully stabilized. The Terminal stores and prepares the crude for export via Single Buoy Mooring system line. The primary facilities of the Terminal are: 4 Crude Oil Storage Tanks totaling 1.64 million barrels storage capacity,4 Free Water Knock-Out Vessels (FWKO)An Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP)An Emulsion and Wax Treatment Plant (EWTP) andExport Pumps and Custody Transfer Meters. Figure 1 schematically represents the primary facilities in the Terminal.

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Abstract The Labuan Crude Oil Terminal LCOT is the receiving plant for all crude production from 5 major oil fields offshore state of Sabah in Malaysia. Two pipelines, one in the north and another from the south deliver crude to the Terminal. The wet crude of water content of 5 to 40 percent arrives fully stabilized. The Terminal stores and prepares the crude for export via Single Buoy Mooring system line. The primary facilities of the Terminal are: 4 Crude Oil Storage Tanks totaling 1.64 million barrels storage capacity,4 Free Water Knock-Out Vessels (FWKO)An Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP)An Emulsion and Wax Treatment Plant (EWTP) andExport Pumps and Custody Transfer Meters. Figure 1 schematically represents the primary facilities in the Terminal.

Key concepts: Effluent, Crude oil, Terminal (telecommunication), Submarine pipeline, Pipeline transport, Waste management, Environmental science, Engineering

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