About Mohr Separations
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Our Mission
Our customers have problems separating mixtures of oil and water. Our mission is to solve those problems by developing systems to separate the mixtures to the degree required. We will help define the problems, offer top-notch engineering support and build economical and reliable separators. We will try to help our customers anticipate all possible design cases so that almost any event that might happen will be anticipated and appropriate designs put in place before there is a problem.
We know you have problems with oil / water separation – please come to us for suggestions and solutions.
Company Profile
MSR was founded in 2001 by Kirby Mohr, a degreed engineer specializing in filtration and separation of liquids. Kirby holds degrees in Chemical and Environmental Engineering from Iowa State University and Oklahoma State University respectively and is a Registered Professional Engineer in Texas. He has more than forty years experience in engineering, with the last thirty specializing in separation and filtration.
Kirby Mohr is a member of the Society of American Military Engineers, the American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association, US Navy Supply School Alumni Association and others. He is a Vietnam Veteran.
Since the company founding, we have completed projects in the Electric Utility, Oil Production, Chemical Manufacture, Stormwater Processing, Transportation, and Vehicle Maintenance industries . Our projects are very diverse, ranging from the design of oil water separators for US and Canadian fire training schools to two very large separators for a large Canadian electric power generation facility and four for a Boron production facility. Our systems have been installed from coast to coast and from Texas to near the Arctic Circle and international locations including Europe and South America.
MSR was recently awarded a GSA contract to provide water and machine tool coolant processing equipment to the United States government. We have provided numerous separators for use military installations both in the US and abroad.