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Hi-Flow Advanced Coalescing System

Hi-Flow Advanced Coalescing System. Worldwide Presence. Continents North America Europe South America Africa Asia Australia. Countries Canada USA UK Brazil Indonesia Nigeria Malaysia China Oman. Cities around the world Toronto, Canada Ontario, Canada New Orleans, LA

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Hi-Flow Advanced Coalescing System

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  1. Hi-Flow Advanced Coalescing System

  2. Worldwide Presence Continents North America Europe South America Africa Asia Australia Countries Canada USA UK Brazil Indonesia Nigeria Malaysia China Oman Cities around the world Toronto, Canada Ontario, Canada New Orleans, LA Lafayette, LA Broussard, LA Harvey, LA Houma, LA Lake Charles, LA New Iberia, LA Beckville, TX Houston, TX Springtown, TX Aberdeen, Scotland Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Port Harcourt, Nigeria Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Suzhou, China Perth, Australia States in U.S. Pennsylvania Louisiana Texas

  3. Divisions of CETCO Oilfield Services A global service leader offering an array of innovative product lines for both Onshoreand Offshore applications. • Water Treatment (Produced Water & Flow Back Fluid) • Well Testing • Pipeline • Rentals • Nitrogen Services • Coiled Tubing • Industrial Wastewater Treatment Products • Dewatering Drill Cuttings

  4. Hi-Flow® Technology Overview

  5. Three Stages of Coalescing

  6. Enhanced Partitioning The polymeric surface has a high affinity to the oil molecules and is saturated by the oil molecules through sorption. The oil wetted surface will greatly promote the partition phenomenon of water soluble organics into the oil phase, and subsequently removed with oil droplets by the on-going coalescing process.

  7. Hi-Flow Process

  8. Coalesced oil rising

  9. Recovered Oil through coalescing

  10. Oil removed from water; 72 ppm over one year equals 166,000 lbs One pound of “Hi-Flow” returns ≈600 pounds of oil 20,000 bpd Hi-Flow ≈ 250 pounds of media One pound of “X-Absorption” media absorbs at best 10 pounds of oil 20,000 bpd X-absorption media ≈ 78 pounds of media Media change outs per annual basis Hi-Flow ≈ about once per year X-Absorption ≈ 350 times per year Why coalescing media over absorption? 20,000 BPD Water Treating System

  11. “Excursions” Excursions are needed when conditions that raise the oil concentration in produced water effluent so that the water is out of compliance. The most immediate result is often an oil sheen!

  12. “Excursions” In cases were high water soluble organics are present you could be out of compliance with out seeing a sheen!

  13. Normal Produced Water System

  14. Typical Online Analyzers

  15. Process Flow with Polishing System

  16. Excursion Polishing System

  17. Process Flow with Polishing System

  18. Third Party Gravimetric Oil & Grease Total (820) – Total Petroleum Hydrocarbon (388) = 432 ppm of Water Soluble Organics

  19. No.1 Total Oil & Grease

  20. No.1 Total Water Soluble Organics

  21. No.1 Water Soluble Organics Removal

  22. No.2 Total Oil & Grease

  23. No.2 Total Water Soluble Organics

  24. No.2 Water Soluble Organics Removal

  25. No.3 Total Oil & Grease

  26. No.3 Total Water Soluble Organics

  27. No.3 Water Soluble Organics Removal

  28. No.4 Total Oil Removal

  29. No.4 Total Water Soluble Organics

  30. No.4 Water Soluble Organics Removal

  31. Case No.2 Total Oil Removal

  32. Case No.5 Total Oil Removal

  33. No.5 Total Water Soluble Organics

  34. Case No.5 Water Soluble Organics Removal

  35. Case No.4 Long-term started in 2008 GOM 30,000,000 BARRELS OF WATER TREATED TO DATE

  36. Inlet Overboard

  37. Technology Skid

  38. Questions? Cetcooilfieldservices.com

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