Robotic Screening of Demulsifier Chemistries with an Enhanced-Chemical-Profile

Author:

Oskarsson H.1,Smout M.2,Hellberg P. E.1,Mostafa A.3,Moghaddam R. Nazari2

Affiliation:

1. Nouryon Surface Chemistry, Stenungsund, Sweden

2. Nouryon Performance Formulations, Deventer, The Netherlands

3. Nouryon Performance Formulations, Dubai, UAE

Abstract

Abstract New developed demulsifiers having an Enhanced-Chemical-Profile e.g., cleavable ester or amide bondings which are better biodegradable in seawater, demonstrate to be viable alternatives for conventional oxyalkylate demulsifiers. The Enhanced-Chemical-Profile demulsifiers, have different chemistries and act as stand-alone solution. They demonstrate strong synergy with other Enhanced-Chemical-Profile chemistries as well as conventional oxyalkylate chemistries. Their performance has been benchmarked against a set of oxyalkylate demulsifiers utilizing a robotic screenings test The Robot screening method has proven to be an adequate tool for the screening of demulsification propagation for demulsifiers with different chemistries. The automated protocol replaces a manual operator for the homogenization and time-resolved data collection. From the obtained Turbiscan data, the waterdrop and bs-dryness are extracted which are good descriptors to classify demulsifier performance. The robot screening waterdrop data has a high correlation with manual executed bottle tests. The method could potentially be applied for physio-chemical demuslifier studies.

Publisher

SPE

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