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Real World Surveillance, LLC. 22 nd Annual Produced Water Society Seminar January 15, 16 & 17, 2013. A Real World View of Microbial Management Presenter: Johnny D. Richard. “A Hands On, Eyes Open Company”. RWS. A Real Eye for the Real World. MESSAGE TO THE NFL COMMISIONER.
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Real World Surveillance, LLC 22nd Annual Produced Water Society Seminar January 15, 16 & 17, 2013 A Real World View of Microbial Management Presenter: Johnny D. Richard “A Hands On, Eyes Open Company” RWS A Real Eye for the Real World
A Real World View of Microbial Management Quantitative BioburdenTesting Requires: • Understanding What You are Measuring • Understanding What You are NOT Measuring
A Real World View of Microbial Management • Developing Correlations between: • Test Methods, • Process Information, • Physical Data, • Water Chemistry Data, etc.
Microbial Management Difficulty Must Have Defined Purpose Operations Process Maze
Microbial Management in Upstream Oil and Gas Proactive Source Surveillance Costly Reactive Surveillance Downhole Camera Photos of Scale
Costly Reactive Root Cause Analysis Downhole View Laboratory View Biomass effect on Tubing Laboratory Picture of Biomass
Microbial Management Prevents Sweet Crude From becoming Sour Crude Maximum Profit Increasing Cost
Microbial Management Prevents the Need for This Sour Water Stripping
A Real World Program Prevents: Microbes not the main cause but sometimes a contributor
“Microbial Management” All methods are unique! ≠ ≠ Viable sub-populations of total populations Total bacterial population Estimate of activity of total population
LuminUltra Technologies 2nd Generation ATP (QGA) • Sample Prep (1 ½ hours) • Results in 5 minutes/sample Log Comparison with Culture Method (5 Days)
BART’s (Biological Active Reaction Tester) “Culture Method” T01 SRB-IRB T02 SRB-IRB C-Tank SRB Results after 1 day
BART Test After 5 Days T01 SRB-IRB T02 SRB-IRB C-Tank SRB
Population Average Based on Estimated Population BART Culture Test Example
Samples from a Separate Independent Lab 2ndStg A & A-2) Float Cell(A & A-2) Source(A & A-2) Source(B & B-2)
Defining Microbial Contamination Question #1: what do we want to know about the microbial population?
Question #2: What will we do with the results (data)? Data Archive Treatment Trend RCA ALL DATA REQUIRE AN ACTION
Question #3: What are your information priorities? Operations View
Question #3: What are your information priorities? Managers View
Question #3: What are your information priorities? Engineers View
A Real World View of Microbial ManagementStart Clean & Stay Clean
Make the Shift from Reactive to Proactive Time is money. Same day results = control
Inspection spools are still valuable commodities for sampling and long-term inspections High Pressure Medium/Low Pressure Spool With Stagnant or Low Spot Simulation Double Block Valves – PM’s to Flush
“ Real World View Microbial Management” Physical Observations Water Chemistry 2nd Gen ATP BART’s