CHEMICALS TREATMENT FOR PRODUCED WATER

CHEMICALS TREATMENT FOR PRODUCED WATER

Large quantities of water are produced along with hydrocarbons in oil and gas fields all over the world. Water production quantities continue to increase as the oil and gas fields reach maturity. Produced water comes as a bi-product of petroleum production and requires being managed efficiently. As a non-economical product, produced water should be removed. 2 commons ways are by reinjection and by disposal to the river or seawater. Water to be reinjected or disposed should meet some requirements and it needs a series of process such as mechanical and chemical treatment. This course will explain how chemicals will help the processes of produced water treatment to meet the requirement for water reinjection or for water disposal.

Materi Pelatihan:

1. INTRODUCTION TO PRODUCED WATER
• Water’s Problem at Oilfield
• Problems of Water
• Waste Water Handling
• Water Disposal
• Water Reinjection
• Water Disposal
• Requirement of Water Disposal
• Problem of Water Disposal
• Water Reinjection
• Purpose of Water Reinjection
• Problem of Water Reinjection
• Control of Water Reinjection
• Hall Plot
• Relative Plugging Index
• Methods of Produced Water Treatment
• Mechanical
• Gravity Method
• Floatation Method
• Filtration
• Chemical
2. CHEMICALS TREATMENT
• Deposit Mitigation
• Scale Prevention
• Scale at Produced Water
• Scale Prediction
• Scale Inhibition
• Oil in Water Emulsion
• Corrosion Management
• Sources of Corrosion
• Corrosion Prediction
• Corrosion Inhibition
• Corrosion Inhibitor
• Biocide
• Oxygen Scavenger
• H2S Scavenger
3. COMPATIBILITY OF CHEMICALS
• Scale Inhibitor and Corrosion Inhibitor
• Corrosion Inhibitor and Oxygen Scavenger
• Reverse Demulsifier and Corrosion Inhibitor
• Reverse Demulsifier and Scale Inhibitor
• How to Arrange Chemicals Injection Point

Peserta:

The course aimed to provide a common understanding of chemicals treatment of produced water for production engineer, facility engineer, chemical engineer, subsurface engineer, chemist, oilfield service chemicals personnel and also for anyone who put concern of chemicals performance at oilfield