Preparation of boiler water by biochemical double membrane process treating oilfield produced water
PAN Yongqiang1,,, YU Dandan1, DU Chunan2, LIU Yuwen3, SUN Jing3, MIAO Changbo3 1.Petroleum Engineering Technology Research Institute of Sinopec Shengli Oilfield, Dongying 257000, China 2.China University of Petroleum-Beijing At Karamay, Karamay 834000, China 3.Binnan Oil Production Plant of Sinopec Shengli Oilfield, Binzhou 256600, China
Abstract:Aiming at the problem of excessive load of oil well produced water treatment in Shengli Oilfield and shortage of boiler water, the oil well produced water was treated by a biochemical double membrane process. The treated water was used for boiler feeding water and the concentrated water was used for low permeability oilfield reinjection. A pilot experiment with a scale of 200 m3·d?1 was conducted to mainly study the relationship between the suspended solids in ultrafiltration influent and ultrafiltration membrane fouling, and the effects of the pressure and temperature reverse osmosis inlet on water production rate, membrane flux and salt penetration rate. The results show that the content of suspended solids in the treated oilfield produced water by biochemical treatment was irrelevance to the rate of membrane fouling, and the increase rate of transmembrane pressure ΔP was 0.000 046 2 MPa·d?1. The increase of the pressure of reverse osmosis inlet resulted in the increase of water production and membrane flux and the decrease of the salt permeability. The increase of the inlet water temperature elevated the water production rate, the membrane flux and the salt permeability; the oil content of the produced water after biochemical treatment was 0.63 mg?L?1. The suspended solids after ultrafiltration was 0.2 mg?L?1, and the conductivity of the water produced after reverse osmosis was 81~245 μS?cm?1, which can meet the requirements for oil content, suspended solids and salinity in the boiler feeding water design specification of SY/T 0097-2016. Key words:produced water/ biochemical/ double membrane/ transmembrane pressure difference/ concentration polarization.
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1.Petroleum Engineering Technology Research Institute of Sinopec Shengli Oilfield, Dongying 257000, China 2.China University of Petroleum-Beijing At Karamay, Karamay 834000, China 3.Binnan Oil Production Plant of Sinopec Shengli Oilfield, Binzhou 256600, China Received Date: 2020-05-15 Accepted Date: 2020-09-21 Available Online: 2021-02-22 Keywords:produced water/ biochemical/ double membrane/ transmembrane pressure difference/ concentration polarization Abstract:Aiming at the problem of excessive load of oil well produced water treatment in Shengli Oilfield and shortage of boiler water, the oil well produced water was treated by a biochemical double membrane process. The treated water was used for boiler feeding water and the concentrated water was used for low permeability oilfield reinjection. A pilot experiment with a scale of 200 m3·d?1 was conducted to mainly study the relationship between the suspended solids in ultrafiltration influent and ultrafiltration membrane fouling, and the effects of the pressure and temperature reverse osmosis inlet on water production rate, membrane flux and salt penetration rate. The results show that the content of suspended solids in the treated oilfield produced water by biochemical treatment was irrelevance to the rate of membrane fouling, and the increase rate of transmembrane pressure ΔP was 0.000 046 2 MPa·d?1. The increase of the pressure of reverse osmosis inlet resulted in the increase of water production and membrane flux and the decrease of the salt permeability. The increase of the inlet water temperature elevated the water production rate, the membrane flux and the salt permeability; the oil content of the produced water after biochemical treatment was 0.63 mg?L?1. The suspended solids after ultrafiltration was 0.2 mg?L?1, and the conductivity of the water produced after reverse osmosis was 81~245 μS?cm?1, which can meet the requirements for oil content, suspended solids and salinity in the boiler feeding water design specification of SY/T 0097-2016.