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Acidic water oil content index

2023-07-20View Original

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Who knows what an appropriate oil content threshold should be set for the water coming from the upstream equipment, and what methods should be used to test the oil content?
Reply #22023-07-20
With a mid-infrared oil analyzer, as for the amount coming from the upstream equipment, it depends on whether you handle it yourself or discharge it directly outside
Reply #32023-07-20
The oil content criteria for water coming from upstream units are generally determined based on specific circumstances and requirements. In accordance with **and local relevant standards as well as process requirements, the following factors can be taken into consideration: 1. Target water quality requirements: Determine the required oil content in the water based on the surrounding environment and the requirements of subsequent treatment processes, such as the water quality standards specified by ** or industry standards. 2. Oil field characteristics: Consider the features of water production in the oil field, including the type of oil produced, oil content, and the stability of water production. 3. Mass balance: It is necessary to take into account factors such as the water production volume and oil content of upstream units, as well as the capacity of the treatment system, to ensure compliance with the requirements of the treatment system and emission standards. The oil content can be determined using the following methods: 1. Gravity method: The water sample is passed through a separator to separate the oil and water phases, and then the oil content is determined based on the difference in specific gravity. 2. Extraction method: Organic solvents are used to extract the oil from water, and the oil content is determined by evaporating the solvent. 3. Infrared absorption method: Using an infrared spectrometer, the degree of absorption of infrared light by the oil sample is measured, thereby indirectly determining the oil content. 4. Irradiation method: Ultraviolet light or electron beams are used to irradiate the oil sample, inducing a fluorescent reaction; the oil content is determined indirectly by measuring the intensity of this fluorescence. When selecting a testing method, it is necessary to take into account the actual circumstances and the laboratory’s equipment capabilities, in order to ensure that the test results are accurate and reliable. It is recommended to consult laboratory experts or technical personnel in practical applications to select an appropriate method for determining oil content. .

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