Protocols and Methodology for Comprehensive Contaminant Analysis
To ensure accurate and thorough analysis, we utilized Coalescer Contaminant Sampling (CCS), Solid Contaminant Sampling (SCS), and Total Suspended Solid Sampling (TSSS) testing protocols. These proven methodologies are designed to deliver a comprehensive, 360-degree view of the contaminants present in the process fluids, including size and content.
By integrating CCS, SCS, and TSSS protocols, we ensure a complete understanding of contaminant characteristics, providing valuable insights for optimizing fluid processes and enhancing system performance.
DIFFERENT TESTING PROTOCOLS
Coalescer Contaminant Sampling
Measures bulk contaminants, foams, and slugs from:
- Lube Oil
- Salt Water, Brine, Process Water
- Hydrocarbon Condensate, Crude Oil, Glycol
- Corrosion Inhibitors, Biocides, Anti-Foaming Agents, Mercury
Solid Contaminant Sampling
Quantifies solids and semi-solids in gas streams, including:
- Formation Solids (Reservoir and Sands)
- Corrosion Products (Iron Sulfide/Oxide)
- Precipitating Solids (Elemental Sulfur, Salt Compounds)
Total Suspended Solid Sampling
Measures solids in liquid samples by:
- Filtering a measured volume of liquid
- Removing all liquids to isolate solids
- Weighing the solids to determine dry particulate matter, typically expressed in mg/L
TESTING WITH ONE/TWO VESSELS
