Electrode insulator

Suspends an energised electrode grid from the vessel structure inside a desalter, dehydrator or prewash coalescer and isolates it electrically from earth. Insulators work immersed in hot crude and must resist surface tracking as well as carry the weight of the grid.

SKU
AH-EC-1002
Category
Bushings & insulators
Equipment
Electrostatic coalescer (dehydrator / desalter), Electrostatic prewash coalescer
Condition
New
Status
Subject to confirmation
Indicative lead time
On application

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Compatibility: Electrode insulator

For electrostatic coalescers in desalter and dehydrator duty, and for the electrostatic prewash coalescers and precipitators of kerosene sweetening units. Length, end fittings and load rating are matched to the existing hanger arrangement from a drawing, a sample or site measurement.

Specification: Electrode insulator

Specification: Electrode insulator
PropertyValue
Rated voltage40 kV AC/DC
Overall length (Top Grid)380 mm
Overall length (Middle Grid)670 mm
Overall length (Lower Grid)995 mm

Standards and documentation: Electrode insulator

Documentation available with supply

  • Certificate of conformity
  • High-voltage / dielectric test certificate
  • Dimensional inspection report

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Information on this page is indicative. Final suitability and compatibility must be confirmed against your equipment, its serial or tag data and its operating conditions before order. Lead-time bands are indicative and are confirmed at quotation.

When to replace electrode insulators

Electrode insulators are inspected at every vessel entry and replaced when they show surface tracking, cracks, swelling or deposits that cannot be cleaned off. Replacing a full set at a planned shutdown costs little compared with an unplanned outage caused by a single tracked insulator.

Only have a nameplate photo, a tag number or a drawing reference?

That is enough to start. Send what you have for a desalter, dehydrator, electrostatic coalescer or hydrogen adsorption unit, whoever built it, and we will identify the equipment and the parts it needs. Final compatibility is always confirmed against your equipment data and operating conditions.