Skim 1st Oil Water Separator Skimming Tank features a Brill® tube-type oil skimmer to either remove oil continuously, or when signaled by an optional level switch, or oil sensor. The floating collector tube attracts oil from the surface of the liquid and is drawn into the skimmer, where it passes through a series of scrapers. […]
Designed to outlast traditional steel tanks in corrosive environments, the SkimOil Fiberglass Coalescing Oil Water Separators provide a robust, rust-proof solution for long-term wastewater management. These small (up to 50 GPM) fiberglass industrial oil water separators (OWS) have the unique capability to be modified to fit the application, in that it has a built-in oil […]
SkimOil The Tank Mad Marine Sanitation Device is a biological aerobic (bacteria and air) marine sewage treatment system. Liquid and solid wastes are removed from the water by bacteria naturally contained in sewage. Benefits of SkimOil The Tank Mad Marine Sanitation Device Applicable for processing 56-110 gal/day or crew sizes 2+ USCG/IMO certified Type II […]
SkimOil BilgeVAP Marine Waste Water Evaporator is a potential answer to the onboard marine bilge water disposal problems. While it is largely the USCG that does the monitoring and law enforcement, there are lots of international, federal, and state agencies that set limits on oil and grease (O&G) content in bilge-water discharges. The worldwide maximum […]
SkimOil Steel Coalescing Oil Water Separators are high-performance, coalescing designs for the removal of free and finely dispersed oil droplets from oily waste streams. The ROS Series steel Coalescing Oil Water Separators (OWS) are designed for applications where a rugged high-performance coalescing oil water separator design is desired using coalescing media. The industrial duty R/OS/X […]
SkimOil API Oil Water Separator are passive, physical separation systems designed for the removal of oils, fuels, hydraulic fluids, LNAPL, and DNAPL products from water. Skimoil’s designed performance can be described by a combination of Stoke’s Law and current coalescing plate theory, wherein, the oil droplet rise rate and other parameters dictate the surface area […]