Alliances
Hydrafact is currently part of a strategic alliance with CCR Technologies of Alberta, Canada. CCR owns proven, proprietary and patented technologies for the purification and reclamation of amines and glycols used in the refining, gas processing, and petrochemicals industries. CCR's business units include reclaiming, flow assurance and gas processing.
The company's reclaiming business involves the purification of amine and glycol solutions primarily for refiners and gas processors. CCR owns and operates a fleet of mobile vacuum distillation processing units that can be transported to a customer's refinery or gas plant, providing on-site purification of gas treating solutions while the customer's plant continues to operate. On-site reclaiming provides customers with both economic and environmental benefits by avoiding costly downtime and expensive solution replacement while minimising the disposal of spent solution.
Through its flow assurance group, the company licenses the use of its technology primarily to off-shore gas processors. CCR's technology simultaneously removes water and salts from glycol streams so they can be re-used for hydrate inhibition. By licensing technology from CCR, customers enjoy economic and environmental benefits associated with re-use rather than disposal of hydrate inhibition chemicals.
CCR Offshore MEG reclamation
CCR also provides cost-effective and environmentally-friendly gas treating, pollution abatement and sulphur recovery technologies primarily to operators of smaller sour gas reserves. CCR is the authorized licensor of the Shell - Paques Biological Gas Desulfurisation technology for Canadian and Central and South American applications. Developed by Shell Global Solutions International B.V. (the technology arm of Royal Dutch Shell) and Paques Bio Systems B.V. this breakthrough gas treating technology utilizes naturally occurring microorganisms to treat gas and liquid streams that contain hydrogen sulphide.
CCR Technologies
CCR Mobile Reclaiming Unit