For a capacity revamp project I need to add a heater treater and coalescer to meet BS&W requirements. Can anybody explain if degassing increases water oil separation efficiency?
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Is There Any Relation Between The Crude Oil Gas Saturation And Efficie
Started by latasabu, Jan 06 2015 12:59 PM
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Posted 06 January 2015 - 10:38 PM
Depending on the strength of the emulsion, it breaks if the viscosity is reduced by increasing the temperature, action of demulsifier, and electric potential. Emulsion strength can vary from crude to crude. Heavy and highly acidic crudes containing calcium have stronger emulsions which do not break easily although gases can separate. There can be foaming if temperature is increased
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