An oil/gas separator is a pressure vessel used for separating a well stream into gaseous and liquid components. _____________greatly reduces the capacity of oil/gas separators because a much longer retention time is required to adequately separate a given quantity of foaming crude oil. a. water b. sand c. foaming d. salts

An oil/gas separator is a pressure vessel used for separating a well stream into gaseous and liquid components. _____________greatly reduces the capacity of oil/gas separators because a much longer retention time is required to adequately separate a given quantity of foaming crude oil. a. water b. sand c. foaming d. salts

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