海底生产水处理测量挑战(英文) Subsea Produced Water Treatment Measurement Challenges.pdf

SPE: PFC Luncheon; Subsea Produced Water Treatment Measurement Challenges Society of Petroleum Engineers, Gulf Coast Section By Tim Daigle, Fluor Offshore Solutions, April 17, 2012 Norris Center, Houston, Texas, USA Presentation Agenda Introduction – RPSEA Study Discuss and Highlight some significant advances within the Produced Water Industry and How Can they be used Subsea Sensing Layout Regulatory Requirements News Sensors Conclusion – Questions © 2010 Fluor Corporation. All rights reserved. DW3100‐01 Project Objectives Study for Discharge of Produced Water and/or Solids at the  Seabed Study Regulations in the Industry with an emphasis on key  Deepwater locations, i.e. GOM, North Sea, Brazil, West  Africa Study Marine Life @ Seabed depths of 5,000 – 8,000 ft Study Produced Water Techniques by Performing a State of  the Art Market Sweep  Use research results to derive a new Subsea Produced  Water Treatment Process Submit Final Report © 2010 Fluor Corporation. All rights reserved. Advance Subsea Processing Systems Today the industry is developing and testing a number of new subsea processing system. Use of desanders and hydrocyclones, CFUs, Polymer based filtration systems, Adsorption, etc. Use of pipe separators like FMC’s Harp used on Petrobras’ Marlim Use of Subsea Slug Catchers Use of Separation Caissons like Perdido and BC-10 A must for these systems is the Proper use of sensing and measurement to “see” successful process in the operation © 2010 Fluor Corporation. All rights reserved. Saipem Multi Pipe Separator © 2010 Fluor Corporation. All rights reserved. Saipem - Flow Regime Dependency helps determines Efficiency