Dividing Wall Column Design Offers Sustainable, Lower-Cost Solution

As discussions around ESG continue to grow, fractionation operators are seeking increased opportunity for initiatives focused on sustainability, cost-effectiveness and energy efficiency. New technologies must be developed to help meet these rising ESG demands in the chemicals, oil and gas industry, which is why we have developed, designed and built the first dividing wall column (DWC) in the natural gas liquid fractionation field. Our patented DWC fractionator design can be customized and scaled for a wide variety of throughput requirements. From lower carbon emissions and lower capital costs to greater operational efficiencies, the DWC solution can help create many opportunities for the chemicals, oil and gas market.

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First Three-Tower Frac System Offers Sustainable, Lower Cost Solution

Burns & McDonnell

Change can be challenging in the established midstream market, but a dividing wall column offers benefits that may make it a worthwhile innovation.

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Burns & McDonnell Issued Patent for Use of Dividing Wall Columns in the Natural Gas Liquids Industry

Burns & McDonnell

Burns & McDonnell has received a patent from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for an innovative dividing wall column (DWC) designed for the natural gas liquids industry.

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Dividing Wall Column Theory, Application and Execution

Burns & McDonnell

A patented dividing wall column (DWC) design is helping the oil and gas industry meet ESG goals. By reconceptualizing a traditional distillation system with a DWC, capital and operational costs are significantly reduced, a more environmentally friendly process is implemented and less footprint is required to build.

Join us for a presentation with Andrew Becker — moderated by Matt Freeman — to discuss the background, application and benefits of implementing DWC technology.

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Dividing Wall Columns Bring Efficiency to the Process Industries

Burns & McDonnell

Distillation is essential to the chemical industry, yet these systems have remained unchanged for decades. Dividing wall columns (DWC) offer refineries the ability to reduce operating and capital costs by reconceptualizing the traditional distillation systems.

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