Agents for removing impurities such as ferrous sulfide from the oil phase in crude oil
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Currently, the amount of aged oil accumulating in oil fields is increasing. Sulfides in the aqueous phase can be effectively treated, but those in the oily phase are difficult to deal with. I turn to all the technical experts for help – are there any chemicals that can be used to treat ferrous sulfide in the oily phase? Q:Q:Q:Q
Ferrous sulfide is insoluble in water; it settles upon heating
There are methods to deal with it in the aqueous phase, but for that which is trapped and adsorbed in the oily phase, there are no good solutions at present
The purpose of heating is to convert water into the continuous phase
Are there any chemical methods that can be used in addition to physical methods?
In oil field production, ferrous sulfide is formed, which has a significant impact on demulsification and electric fields. I am seeking advice on how to effectively remove this substance in order to reduce its effect on demulsification and electrodesorption; the focus is on removing ferrous sulfide from the oil phase. Chemical treatment would be preferable, with agents that have good lipophilicity. I would be extremely grateful for any help