Solubilidades dos carbonatos de cálcio, estrôncio e ferro em condições de interesse do processo de regeneração do monoetilenoglicol
The oil industry is constantly facing problems related to the production of natural gas. During the process, when water from the reservoir itself, comes in contact with low molecular weight gases, a solid stable structure called natural gas hydrate is arranged and blocks the passage of the pipe....
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| Resumo: | The oil industry is constantly facing problems related to the production of natural gas.
During the process, when water from the reservoir itself, comes in contact with low molecular
weight gases, a solid stable structure called natural gas hydrate is arranged and blocks the passage
of the pipe. This is due to favorable conditions of low temperature and high pressure of the
circulating fluid. The solution lies in the injection of chemicals into the production fluid. The
monoethyleneglycol (MEG) is the most used hydrate inhibitor because it has no environmental
impact, provides low operational cost since it presents viability of regeneration and presents
chemical compatibility with the constituents of the production fluid. In order to study interest
conditions for MEG regeneration process, procedures and experimental apparatus were applied to
promote data whose inhibitor effects together with sodium chloride effect, temperature and CO2
partial pressure in aqueous mixtures containing carbonate salts, such as, calcium, strontium and iron,
in excess, were analyzed. CO2 partial pressure ranged from 1,01 a 2,15 bar, temperature ranged from
5 to 50 °C, MEG concentrations swept the entire percentage range of mass percentage and sodium
chloride was added at three concentrations: 0,17, 0,51 e 0,85 mol/kg. A modified analytical method
has been specifically developed and applied in the presence of carbon dioxide. Through the data
analysis, it was possible to conclude that increasing temperature and MEG concentration provide a
decrease in carbonate salts solubility. It was also found that carbonate salts concentration increases
with the increase in CO2 partial pressure and with NaCl presence. An empirical approach is applied
to describe mathematically salts carbonate solubility under study in water considering the effects of
CO2 partial pressure, temperature and NaCl concentration. Then, with the aid of Setchenov equation,
the depletion with MEG concentration was expressed. |
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