25 March 2014
Produced Water Treatment
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SCI's Process Engineering Group
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Synopsis
Separating gas, oil, water and sand is critical to getting value out of what is produced from a well, and in reducing the environmental impact of produced water and solids during disposal. Left long enough, nearly everything will separate naturally by gravity. However space and weight allowances on offshore platforms are limited, so the process of separation needs to be enhanced. Stokes Law offers a model to explain how separation equipment works, and predicts which physical parameters are most influential in separation. The presentation will use mainly images to demonstrate the operation of gravity and enhanced gravity separators (including flotation and cyclonics).
Programme
Day 1
- 18:00
- Tea and Coffee
- 18:30
- Brent Knox-Holmes, R&D Manager of Seawater Technology, Cameron Ltd
- 19:30
- Drinks
- 20:00
- End of meeting
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Fees
This is a free event - Booking advised
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Additional Info
Exhibition and Sponsorship
An exhibition will take place alongside the conference for companies and related organisations who may wish to exhibit. Please email conferences@soci.org for further information and prices. Spaces are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.