In this video, we explore Rosenberg’s MultiMister Technology—an advanced mist elimination system designed to maximize gas-liquid separation while minimizing vessel size and capital costs.

You’ll learn:

How MultiMister Technology works
Why it improves gas-liquid separation efficiency
How it increases the capacity of existing knockout drums
How it reduces the size and weight of new separator vessels
Why it is an ideal solution for plant revamps and debottlenecking projects
Key Benefits

✔ Reduces knockout drum investment for new installations
✔ Maintains high separation efficiency at increased flow rates
✔ Reduces vessel diameter by 25–40%
✔ Reduces vessel weight by 50–75%
✔ Can increase existing vessel capacity by over 250% (depending on vessel geometry)
✔ Revamp modifications can often be completed without welding

Whether you’re a process engineer, mechanical engineer, or involved in oil & gas facility design, this video demonstrates how MultiMister Technology helps optimize separator performance while lowering project costs.

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4 mins

Published

July 14, 2026

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