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Reduce Time Reduce Sludge to Solids Recover Salable Oil Reduce Risk and Improve Safety Reduce Sludge to Non-Hazardous Properties if possible Reduce Total Cost Separate and Recover Water
Chemistry Questions
Decon Product are surfactants combined with
enzymes. Mild and safe oxidizer Degradable surfactants allow rapid separation. Totally biodegradable. Recovered oil can be reprocessed.
Sulfide Oxidation
The first order of Decon reaction is oxidation. This must be
complete before any other actions are performed. Oxidation of reactive sulfides as verified by Chemetrics Method testing using acid to free sulfides for measurement. Predictable oxidation of FeS, H2S, and many mercaptans. Safe with light hydrocarbons.
Solvent Enhancement
Makes heavy hydrocarbons dissolve faster into light
hydrocarbons--maximizes oil recovery from sludge. Reduces sludge by heavy oil recovery. Allows less solvent to accomplish the same or more work-sometimes by half. Can be used to lower pour points of some paraffinic oils. Allows faster separation of water and solids.
Degassing
Very Fast in many tanks. Can be used to emulsify many hydrocarbon vapors temporarily. Application can lower pressure in tank during spraying
operations. Often used for final sweetening and cleaning of tank vapors prior to open venting. Not effective on methane and ethane.
Sludge Processing
Promotes separation of water from sludge. Initial sludge reduction is performed while sludge is in the
tank. Often breaks emulsions holding solids while in tank and allows recovery of water-wet solids instead of oil-wet solids. Can be used to break down polymers prior to processing.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Crude Oil Sludge Treatment Cost Tank Cleaning & De-Sludge Cost Ship Cargo Tank Cleaning Cost Palm Tank Sludge Treatment Cost Chemical Sale Cost
(unit : 1,000bbr/day)
Qty 2144
Nation
Nigeria
8404
6479 5822 3696 3249 3197 3012 2944 2571
Kuwait
Canada
2126
1977
Indonesia
Libya Brazil Algeria
1423
1410 1269 1244
Oman
Argentina Malaysia
940
761 700
UAE
UK
2368
2275
(year of 2008)
<cost for oil recovery rate (20%) : 890ton = $350,000/day > * Value of treatment ; $533,812,500/year
<cost for Tank Cleaning Service ; 2,100 EA X $100,000 (AVE) = $210Million> * After the sales price excluding oil recovery * Value of Tank Cleaning ; $210,000,000
(1)
Ship Cleaning - Crude Oil Tanker (Cargo Tank, Fuel Oil Tank, Ballast Water Tank) - Merchant Ship (Fuel Oil Tank, Ballast Water Tank)
<cost for Ship Tank Cleaning Service ; 30 EA X $400,000 (AVE) = $12Million> * After the sales price excluding oil recovery * Value of Tank Cleaning ; $12,000,000/year
Competitives
- Recovery of residual palm oil and multi-applications of by-products - To link together easy to total maintenance business of the plant/utilities
Group Descaler
Product
RW DS 1701 RW DS 2001 RW DS 2205 RW WC55 RW WC50
Water Clarifier
RW SC8411C RW SC8640
RW SI 4857A RW SI 4853A
RW WCO 7030
* 1 Refinery (Chemical Cost) ; $10million . GS-Caltex In korea * Shell Company In USA 40Refinery . $400million (just refinery chemical cost)
4. Introduce of Chemicals
18 sections of Chemicals
1.
Crude Oil Sludge Treatment Cost $615,024,500 1. Tank Cleaning & De-Sludge Cost $210,000,000 1. Ship Cargo Tank Cleaning Cost $12,000,000 1. Palm Tank Sludge Treatment Cost $68,000,000 1. Chemical Sale Cost $17,000,000 ==================================== TOTAL : $922,024,500 / YEAR (INDONESIA MARKET)