TREATMENT OF PRODUCED WATER FROM ADAR-YLE CRUDE FOR WELL INJECTION
Date
2008-11
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Al Neelain University
Abstract
The main purpose of this thesis is to suggest a water treatment unit for
treating the water produced from crude oil in Adar-yle field and recycle it
for well injection, thus increasing the oil recovery from well through rising
pressure.
Moreover, it is considered an effective solution for environmental pollution
in the production area.
In this way, the unit will lead to an increase in the productivity of the well,
as well as solve the pollution problem resulting from reinjection of the
produced water.
Survey had been done to identify the specification of required water for well
injection to be the base of design for the proposed unit, which can be
summarized in the control of the following:-
I Oil content in water.
I Suspended solids content in water.
I Bacterial account in water.
I Hydrogen number PH.
I Dissolved oxygen in water.
Three samples had been taken and analyzed to determine the above
mentioned parameters to be compared with the allowed limits.
The proposed unit consists of the following:
I Produced water sedimentation tank: to reduce the suspended
solids and turbidity by gravity settling.
I Multi Media Filter; to remove the most of the suspended solids
presents in the raw Produce feed Water and acts as a secondary
oil removal process unit.
Deoiler Hydro cyclone; to separate oil from water by
centrifugation.
Cartridge Filter; for final polishing and to ensure that the final
treated produced water does not contain particles exceeding 4
microns in size.
Biocide dosing is required to prevent the bacterial growth
which is considered the main producer of acids and which cause
corrosion.
Oxygen scavenger also is required to exclude the oxygen from
water to avoid the injectivity reduction and corrosion.
Three treated samples had been analyzed after treatment and found that it
1S compatible and meet the required parameters for water injection.
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water produced
