A Study on Compatibility of an ASP Demulsifier with Defoaming Agent

Jin Ling Li; Bao Hui Wang; Ji Dong Yan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.524-527.1780

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A Study on Compatibility of an ASP Demulsifier with Defoaming Agent

Abstract:

During the Process of ASP Produced Fluid Treatment, a Considerable Amount of Chemical Agents Were Injected to the Production System due to Problems such as Heavy Emulsion, Scaling and Foaming, Etc. these Chemicals React on each other and Finally Coexist in the Produced Fluid. how about Compatibility between the Chemicals Will they Strengthen or Weaken their Functions on each other this Paper Has Confirmed the Effects and their Influences to the Produced Fluid through Lab Tests on Compatibility between Demulsifiers, Defoaming Agents and Proposed a Proper Concentration to Eliminate Influences Caused by the Uncompatibility. Therefore, it Reduces the Effect on the Water Quality.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 524-527)

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1780-1783

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May 2012

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Jin Ling Li, Bao Hui Wang, Ji Dong Yan

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ASP Flooding, Compatibility, Defoaming Agent, Demulsifier, Produced Fluid

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