At Coastal Energy LLC, the mechanism of the re-refining process involves the removal of impurities in spent lubricant oil and bringing it back to the initial state which is base oil without additives. Degradation of the lubricant properties is a consequence of the additives being depleted, whereas base oil molecules stay in contact that can be recovered. Re-refining of used oil means conversion of used oil into high-quality base oils by using the acid-clay conventional process or the latest distillation/evaporation technique along with the final polishing stage of advanced adsorption technology or solvent extraction, and, in the case of group II – hydrotreating
Collection and processing of spent lubricating oils to recover valuable petroleum resources more efficiently.
Advanced treatment processes remove contaminants and recover high-quality base-oil components
Recovered base oil can be supplied to lubricant blenders for producing motor oils, transmission fluids, greases and more
Re-refining reduces waste, conserves resources, and lowers reliance on imported virgin oil.
Collected used lubricating oil
Removal of dirt, sand, metal particles and water.
Removal of dissolved water and lighter hydrocarbons.
Recovery of valuable base-oil components.
Improves colour and odour while optimizing operating costs.
Ready for lubricant production.
Coastal Energy’s design, engineering, manufacturing and inspection processes incorporate internationally recognized ASME, API, ASTM and TEMA standards. The company also utilizes engineering and process-design tools including Aspen, PRO II, AutoCAD, HTRI and PDMS.
Process simulation, heat-balance calculations and equipment design.
Advanced equipment and production systems for efficient oil re-refining.
Structured quality-control systems supported by slotted technical personnel.