How to determine whether the water in crude oil and natural gas is free water or bound water?

2019-09-03View Original

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How to determine whether the water in crude oil and natural gas is free water or bound water? Is it related to parameters such as temperature, pressure, and concentration? Are there defined boundaries?

Reply #22019-09-03

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Reply #32019-09-03

There are generally three types of water in crude oil: free water, emulsified water, and dissolved water. Free water can be removed by sedimentation; emulsified water is removed by heating or/and using demulsifiers; dissolved water is present in very small amounts

Reply #42019-09-04

So how can we determine their respective contents?

Reply #52019-09-05

A crude oil water content analyzer is used. . .

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