... inhibitor natural gas storage underground gas storage methanol gas storage storage operation substrate concentration operation inhibitor utilisation bacteria srb underground storage corrosion inhibition acetobacterium upstream oil & gas oilfield chemistry glycol bottomhole sample h2s...

... Abstract Large volumes of methanol and glycol are routinely injected into gas transport pipelines to inhibit the formation of gas hydrates. Preliminary studies have indicated that potassium formate could be a more effective thermodynamic gas hydrate inhibitor for use in certain gas transport...

... Abstract Water based glycol (polyol) muds are becoming increasingly popular, and are now replacing oil based muds in many drilling operations. Apart from exceptional shale inhibition, other benefits include environmental friendliness, case of handling, robustness and good lubricity...

... in errors of judgement in the design of hydrate forming systems. There is also the danger of assuming that phase equilibrium (a fundamental assumption of almost all models) applies at the process level. For example, let us consider the use of glycol for the inhibition of hydrates in a long multiphase...

.... Inhibitor Choices Methanol Ethylene Glycol Diethylene Glycol Others, including triethylene glycol, amonia, calcium, chloride brine, oil field brines, heavier alcohols, and aqueous sugar solutions. wax remediation wax inhibition scale remediation Production Chemistry flow...