Oilfield Water Treatment Facilities Quiz
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Why is it important to treat produced water in oilfield surface facilities?

  • To facilitate the removal of oil droplets carried over from separators
  • To increase the concentration of dissolved solids in the solution
  • To avoid damage to the formation caused by oil in injection water
  • To prevent plugging in the formation if injected with the water (correct)

What is the limit for oil in water discharged to the sea as per environmental regulations?

  • 80 mg/liter (ppm)
  • 60 mg/liter (ppm)
  • 40 mg/liter (ppm) (correct)
  • 20 mg/liter (ppm)

What is the potential impact of increased concentration of dissolved solids in produced water?

  • Increased risk of precipitation causing scaling in plant equipment and pipes (correct)
  • Enhanced oil removal from separators
  • Reduced risk of scaling in plant equipment and pipes
  • Decreased tendency to precipitate out of the solution

What can suspended oil in injection water potentially cause?

<p>Damage to the formation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where can suspended solids in produced water originate from?

<p>Corrosion products (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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