BETE spray nozzles are trusted widely by the petrochemical industry

The petrochemical sector benefits highly from BETE spray technology.

John Brooks Company Limited is a leading supplier of industrial fluid-handling solutions – and the exclusive Canadian distributor for BETE spray nozzles. BETE is a trusted manufacturer of spray technology internationally for many businesses in the petroleum and petrochemical sectors, with an extensive selection that meets the needs of many applications.

BETE offers world-class spray-nozzle technology that is dependable and durable enough for the harsh working conditions of the petrochemical sector.

From gas cooling to distillation

With custom development available for specific customer requirements, BETE makes a broad variety of spray nozzles, injectors, lances, and spraying systems out of durable materials that are perfect for crude oil, abrasive media, corrosive reagents, and extreme temperatures. John Brooks Company recommends BETE spray solutions for the following petrochemical applications:

• Refinery piping. DUR O LOK couplings are all-purpose lightweight connectors that replace standard pipe flanges. Non-restrictive, smooth inner bore lowers pressure drop.
• Chemical spray injection. BETE nozzles can inject reactants, scavengers, inhibitors, and other chemicals in various processes.
• Fluid catalytic cracking. Users can atomize crude-oil feed with steam and inject it into a riser, where it reacts with a powdered catalyst.
• Fire protection and safety. BETE spray nozzles offer employee and system protection throughout production and distribution, from offshore drilling platforms to refining and storage.
• Gas cooling and quenching. Nozzles can create stable conditions for safe and efficient operation of downstream plant components.
• Gas scrubbing. Scrubber nozzles can remove pollutants and other chemical contaminants from a process fluid. BETE manufactures nozzles for many scrubbing systems.
• Tank cleaning. BETE makes stationary, free-spinning rotational, and controlled rotational tank-cleaning nozzles that optimize cleaning in the refining process. Recommended for process vessels, rail cars, reactors, and storage tanks.
• Torch oil. Customers can apply heat to various processes, including FCC re-generators to heat catalysts by injecting light oil during startup.
• Vacuum distillation. A common application in many parts of the refining process in the petroleum sector, to separate hydrocarbon fractions.
• Waste disposal. Users can spray wastewater to boost evaporation efficiency. Useful in waste incineration.

For more information, contact John Brooks Company.

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