Chinese multinational oilfield equipment and services provider Jereh Group has delivered slop treatment units and oil purifiers to CIMC Raffles for Petrobras’ P84…
Chinese multinational oilfield equipment and services provider Jereh Group has delivered slop treatment units and oil purifiers to CIMC Raffles for Petrobras’ P84 and P85 floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) units, bound for deployment at the Atapu and Sépia fields, off Brazil.
The equipment will support slop water and oil separation during deepwater production. The systems are designed to handle complex wastewater streams including deck drainage, machinery space oily water, and intermittent effluents, all under the demanding operational and environmental standards of the offshore sector.
The delivered systems are built around Alfa Laval disc-type centrifugal separators, chosen for their high separation efficiency and proven reliability. The technology ensures that treated water complies with Petrobras’ environmental standards and international MARPOL regulations, according to Jereh Group.
Industry analysts say rising global environmental standards have driven demand for more advanced offshore slop treatment systems. Compared to conventional methods, centrifugal water-oil separation offers better performance, higher reliability, and lower maintenance costs - key advantages for FPSOs operating under long deployment cycles and harsh offshore conditions, the company claims.
“The delivery of these units underscores Jereh’s engineering capabilities and our firm commitment to supporting sustainable offshore operations.
“We are dedicated to providing efficient, reliable, and
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