Demulsifier additive

Demulsifier additives are chemicals used to separate water from oil in an oil-water mixture. These types of additives are used in refinery processes and fuel systems, providing an efficient and cost-effective way to remove water from oil. They work by breaking the bonds that allow water and oil to mix. This process is known as demulsification. Demulsifying additives are usually surfactant molecules with high solubility in both water and oil. When added to the separation tank, they act by breaking up oil and water emulsions, causing the oil to separate and float to the surface.