What are the main reasons for severe emulsification of wastewater from top removal? Solve
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The wastewater from the device’s top removal process is highly emulsified, resembling milk. Adjusting the amount of corrosion inhibitors and ammonia added also didn’t help much. What other reasons are there?
It looks like milk, and its emulsification is amazing! Adjusting the corrosion inhibitor and ammonia should not work, right?
Is it a persistent issue or does it occur occasionally? If it happens persistently, it indicates that the desalting additives in your crude oil have run out; in such cases, raising the boundary position can help with treatment.
As long as the PH level is within the acceptable range, reduce the amount of corrosion inhibitor injected; emulsification generally occurs when an excessive amount of additives is injected
It also seems that the amount of corrosion inhibitor is too high; let’s analyze the iron ion content in the cutwater and adjust the pH value while reducing the amount of corrosion inhibitor to see