The optimisation of an oil/water production system can maximise oil recovery whilst minimising losses, expenditure and environmental impact, but typically to achieve any level of optimisation requires time and dedicated experienced manpower. In a system where there maybe the potential to optimise the process there is often reluctance by the company or operators due to the lack of time and resources. In some locations namely remote or unmanned installations the logistics almost prohibit changes unless the process is failing. This paper presents actual field data from an operator who wanted to identify if rapid optimisation could be achieved with minimal manpower and using existing visual process analysis technology. The ultimate goal was to prove that a system could be introduced to enable the optimisation of remote or unmanned platforms
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Offshore Mediterranean Conference and Exhibition
March 25–27, 2009
Ravenna, Italy
ISBN:
9788894043655
Produced Water Characterisation And Chemical Trials Using Visual Process Analysing Technology
Paper presented at the Offshore Mediterranean Conference and Exhibition, Ravenna, Italy, March 2009.
Paper Number:
OMC-2009-132
Published:
March 25 2009
Citation
Ariaratnam, G.D., Roth, N.J., and J. Walls. "Produced Water Characterisation And Chemical Trials Using Visual Process Analysing Technology." Paper presented at the Offshore Mediterranean Conference and Exhibition, Ravenna, Italy, March 2009.
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