Oil & Gas Applications
Hellan Strainers protect plant equipment such as condensers, spray nozzles, heat exchangers, pumps, etc. Our oil and gas filtration systems strain cooling tower water, remove polyethylene fines from process water, and are used in deluge fire protection systems. Put a Hellan gas strainer to work in your plant today and start protecting your vital equipment and process systems!
Oil & Gas Filtration Solutions for FPSO
Hellan Fluid Systems provided a solution for an offshore petroleum customer who needed a compact strainer to protect plate heat exchangers on board an FPSO (Floating Production, Storage & Offload). The customer had strict maintenance requirements to allow the strainer to be cleaned quickly and frequently and HMS (Hazardous Materials Safety) required that operators should avoid contact with the process. Hellan Fluid Systems was able to meet their needs and provide a robust and reliable design for high-temperature service (+160°C).
Oil & Natural Gas Strainers | FAQs
Hellan automatic strainers protect critical equipment such as condensers, spray nozzles, heat exchangers, pumps, and more. They help ensure smooth plant operation by filtering out debris from cooling water and process fluids.
Yes. Hellan Fluid Systems has designed compact self-cleaning strainers for use on FPSOs (Floating Production, Storage & Offload vessels), offering reliable protection for plate heat exchangers and other sensitive equipment.
Our oil and gas filtration systems can meet HMS (Hazardous Materials Safety) requirements by allowing cleaning without direct operator contact. This makes them ideal for high-risk environments where safety is a top priority.
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Industries
Hellan Strainers are used in all industries that require the collection and removal of particulate from fluid systems. Listed below, are just a few of the ways Hellan provides industrial solutions to the global market.
Our Quality
Hellan Fluid Systems' self-cleaning fluid strainers are ISO9001 certified, meet all Navy Mil-Spec requirements, are approved by the American Bureau of Shipping and Lloyd’s Register, are listed by Underwriters Laboratories and designed in accordance with API, ASME, and PED.
