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| Manufacturer | BADGER N.V. |
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| Model | . |
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| Location | Germany
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| Category | Complete lines - Miscellaneous production |
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| hours under power | |
| state | good |
| At local norms | yes |
| status | visible |
| Last availability date | 13/03/2026 |
| Product id | P240923144 |
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This listing features a BADGER N.V. crude distillation unit originally manufactured in 1965, designed for atmospheric and vacuum distillation processes within oil refineries. The unit was engineered with process design input from Shell and process engineering by BADGER N.V. It was originally intended to process paraffinic and naphthenic crude oils, with a maximum original throughput of 12,000 tons per day. Following a major revamp completed in 2015, the unit was modified to handle 100% naphthenic crude oils at a reduced atmospheric distillation throughput of up to 6,000 tons per day.
The atmospheric distillation section operates at an approximate temperature of 355°C and pressure of 2.5 bar, while the vacuum distillation section functions at around 380°C and 0.2 bara pressure. Additionally, the unit includes a naphtha stabilizer (model C-0807) capable of processing up to 2,000 tons per day at a maximum temperature of 260°C and pressure of 14.5 bar.
Over the years, the equipment has undergone multiple upgrades to enhance corrosion resistance and environmental compliance. Notable modifications include stainless steel cladding of column sections in 1984 and 2020, replacement of heat exchanger bundles with duplex steel between 2003 and 2020, and retubing of furnaces and transfer lines with stainless steel in 2009. Fugitive emission upgrades were implemented between 2009 and 2015.
The unit was converted to natural gas firing during the 2015 revamp and includes upgraded piping for high-temperature corrosion protection. It was decommissioned in 2022. This crude distillation unit is suitable for refinery operations focused on processing naphthenic crude oils and includes atmospheric and vacuum distillation capabilities along with naphtha stabilization.
The following description has been generated using artificial intelligence based on the product information available. It is provided for guidance only and may not reflect all specifications or conditions. Please contact us if you need precise or confirmed details.
Year: 1965
Make: BADGER N.V.
Hilco Industrial offers state-of-the-art BADGER N.V. crude distillation equipment, essential for modern oil refineries. Atmospheric crude distillation units are designed for optimal performance in separating various petroleum components. These units employ advanced crude oil atmospheric distillation techniques to efficiently process raw crude into valuable fractions.
Well-maintained atmospheric crude distillation unit from Nynas GmbH in Germany, a global company specializing in naphthenic specialty oils and bitumen products.
These equipment combines reliability with cutting-edge technology. Whether you’re upgrading existing facilities or building a new refinery, this crude distillation solutions provide the foundation for your operations.
Crude Oil Atmospheric and Vacuum Distillation and Naphtha Stabilizer.
Year of manufacture 1965
Process Design by Shell
Process Engineering by BADGER N.V.
Feed = Original design, paraffinic crude (21 d/month), naphthenic crude (7 d/month), after 2015 Revamp is 100% naphthenic crudes. Crude oil with Total Acid Number (TAN) up to 4,2 (TJP), 3,3 (Laguna), (range of Viscosity = 5,5 – 144 cst/100°C)
Throughput max. 12.000 t/d – original design
Current Process Parameters (after 2015 Revamp)
Atmospheric Distillation:
Throughput max. 6000 t/d
Operational operating temperature = 355°C
Operational operating pressure = 2,5 bar
Vacuum Distillation:
Throughput = max. 4500 t/d
Operational operating temperature = 380°C
Operational operating pressure = 0,2 bara
Naphtha Stabilizer C-0807:
Throughput = max. 2000 t/d
Operational operating temperature = max. 260°C
Operational operating pressure = max. 14,5 bar
1984 – replacement of middle section of column C-0850 cladded stainless steel (HTAN corrosion protection)
2003 to 2020 – replacement of heat exchanger bundles in cooling water service to duplex steel (corrosion protection)
2009 to 2015 – fugitive emission compliance upgrades of all relevant pump seals, or pump replacements
2009 – Complete retubing of all furnaces and transfer lines to stainless steel (HTAN corrosion)
2015 – major revamp to process 100% naphthenic crude oil @ 6000 t/d, new furnace stack, conversion to natural gas firing, new top section C-0851 to cladded stainless steel, upgrade of piping above 240 °C to stainless steel (HTAN corrosion)
2020 – new top section of vacuum column C-0850 to cladded stainless steel, further upgrade of piping above 210 °C to stainless steel (HTAN corrosion)
2022 – Decommissioning
Please note that this description may have been translated or optimized with artificial intelligence (AI) automatically. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase.
| Client type | Machinery dealer |
| Active since | 2020 |
| Offers online | 7 |
| Last activity | Oct. 26, 2026 |
Year: 1965
Make: BADGER N.V.
Hilco Industrial offers state-of-the-art BADGER N.V. crude distillation equipment, essential for modern oil refineries. Atmospheric crude distillation units are designed for optimal performance in separating various petroleum components. These units employ advanced crude oil atmospheric distillation techniques to efficiently process raw crude into valuable fractions.
Well-maintained atmospheric crude distillation unit from Nynas GmbH in Germany, a global company specializing in naphthenic specialty oils and bitumen products.
These equipment combines reliability with cutting-edge technology. Whether you’re upgrading existing facilities or building a new refinery, this crude distillation solutions provide the foundation for your operations.
Crude Oil Atmospheric and Vacuum Distillation and Naphtha Stabilizer.
Year of manufacture 1965
Process Design by Shell
Process Engineering by BADGER N.V.
Feed = Original design, paraffinic crude (21 d/month), naphthenic crude (7 d/month), after 2015 Revamp is 100% naphthenic crudes. Crude oil with Total Acid Number (TAN) up to 4,2 (TJP), 3,3 (Laguna), (range of Viscosity = 5,5 – 144 cst/100°C)
Throughput max. 12.000 t/d – original design
Current Process Parameters (after 2015 Revamp)
Atmospheric Distillation:
Throughput max. 6000 t/d
Operational operating temperature = 355°C
Operational operating pressure = 2,5 bar
Vacuum Distillation:
Throughput = max. 4500 t/d
Operational operating temperature = 380°C
Operational operating pressure = 0,2 bara
Naphtha Stabilizer C-0807:
Throughput = max. 2000 t/d
Operational operating temperature = max. 260°C
Operational operating pressure = max. 14,5 bar
1984 – replacement of middle section of column C-0850 cladded stainless steel (HTAN corrosion protection)
2003 to 2020 – replacement of heat exchanger bundles in cooling water service to duplex steel (corrosion protection)
2009 to 2015 – fugitive emission compliance upgrades of all relevant pump seals, or pump replacements
2009 – Complete retubing of all furnaces and transfer lines to stainless steel (HTAN corrosion)
2015 – major revamp to process 100% naphthenic crude oil @ 6000 t/d, new furnace stack, conversion to natural gas firing, new top section C-0851 to cladded stainless steel, upgrade of piping above 240 °C to stainless steel (HTAN corrosion)
2020 – new top section of vacuum column C-0850 to cladded stainless steel, further upgrade of piping above 210 °C to stainless steel (HTAN corrosion)
2022 – Decommissioning
Please note that this description may have been translated or optimized with artificial intelligence (AI) automatically. The information of this classified ad are only indicative. We recommend to check the details with the seller before a purchase.
| Category | Complete lines - Miscellaneous production |
| worked hours | |
| hours under power | |
| state | good |
| At local norms | yes |
| status | visible |
| Last availability date | 13/03/2026 |
| Product id | P240923144 |
| Language |
BADGER N.V. .
Kompletní jednotka BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. Crude Distillation 3 (CD-3)
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
Linia produkcyjna BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
BADGER N.V. .
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This listing features a BADGER N.V. crude distillation unit originally manufactured in 1965, designed for atmospheric and vacuum distillation processes within oil refineries. The unit was engineered with process design input from Shell and process engineering by BADGER N.V. It was originally intended to process paraffinic and naphthenic crude oils, with a maximum original throughput of 12,000 tons per day. Following a major revamp completed in 2015, the unit was modified to handle 100% naphthenic crude oils at a reduced atmospheric distillation throughput of up to 6,000 tons per day.
The atmospheric distillation section operates at an approximate temperature of 355°C and pressure of 2.5 bar, while the vacuum distillation section functions at around 380°C and 0.2 bara pressure. Additionally, the unit includes a naphtha stabilizer (model C-0807) capable of processing up to 2,000 tons per day at a maximum temperature of 260°C and pressure of 14.5 bar.
Over the years, the equipment has undergone multiple upgrades to enhance corrosion resistance and environmental compliance. Notable modifications include stainless steel cladding of column sections in 1984 and 2020, replacement of heat exchanger bundles with duplex steel between 2003 and 2020, and retubing of furnaces and transfer lines with stainless steel in 2009. Fugitive emission upgrades were implemented between 2009 and 2015.
The unit was converted to natural gas firing during the 2015 revamp and includes upgraded piping for high-temperature corrosion protection. It was decommissioned in 2022. This crude distillation unit is suitable for refinery operations focused on processing naphthenic crude oils and includes atmospheric and vacuum distillation capabilities along with naphtha stabilization.
The following description has been generated using artificial intelligence based on the product information available. It is provided for guidance only and may not reflect all specifications or conditions. Please contact us if you need precise or confirmed details.
| Client type | Machinery dealer |
| Active since | 2020 |
| Offers online | 7 |
| Last activity | Oct. 26, 2026 |
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