Skid assembly
Modular induction heating units, skid piping, valves and instruments integrated for the transfer-station duty.
A 600 kW integrated heating skid for water-cut crude oil in a cold-region transfer station.
The project configuration below summarizes the supplied equipment and its process application.

Mixed incoming production streams create variable crude properties, while cold weather increases viscosity and wax-deposition risk.
Wind-blown sand, snow and wide seasonal temperatures require an outdoor heating package that combines flow assurance, maintainability and hazardous-area equipment design.
Equipment capacities, interfaces and controls are matched to the project application.
The integration and handover scope documented for this project.
Modular induction heating units, skid piping, valves and instruments integrated for the transfer-station duty.
PLC/SCR regulation and RS485 Modbus RTU communication for plant control interfaces.
Insulation, winterization, bypass and maintenance access considered in the equipment arrangement.
The induction route and reciprocating heat-transfer path are arranged to deliver heat while managing excessive local surface temperatures and deposition risk.
Heater units, skid piping, valves, instruments, explosion-proof controls, insulation and winterization interfaces are integrated before delivery. Bypass and maintenance access are considered in the arrangement.
PLC and SCR regulation match output to outlet-temperature demand. Protection covers temperature, pressure, low flow and electrical faults, with manual reset after protected shutdown.
The package is configured to reduce viscosity-related flow difficulties and provide a more stable feed temperature for downstream separation.
The defined skid boundary and remote-monitoring interface support installation and station operation. Efficiency and service-life design targets are not presented as measured operating results.
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