Scale control
FORVEN SI 420 is a high salinity scale inhibitor candidate in development. Brine analysis and the scaling mechanism guide suitability assessment.
Oilfield & Process Operations
Oilfield scale & corrosion control
Start with the fluid, the asset and the mechanism that puts reliability at risk.
Discuss this application
Illustrative application context01 / THE CHALLENGE
Understand the duty before the treatment.
Produced fluids and changing water chemistry can create distinct scale and corrosion concerns. These need separate diagnostics and clearly scoped treatment evaluations.
Conditions that shape the decision
- Brine composition, fluid ratios and source changes
- Metallurgy, flow conditions and operating envelope
- Deposit analysis, corrosion history and injection arrangement
02 / THE APPROACH
Define the mechanism. Scope the evaluation.
Identify the probable mechanism, then agree a relevant screening method. High-salinity scale inhibition and water-soluble corrosion inhibition are different duties with different evidence needs.
Corrosion control
FORVEN CI 410 is a water soluble corrosion inhibitor candidate in development. Metallurgy, fluid conditions and monitoring determine the evaluation scope.
03 / VALUE TO EVALUATE
Agree what progress should mean.
These are evaluation objectives. They are not claims of achieved product performance.
- 01
Scale tendency under representative brine conditions
- 02
Corrosion response using an agreed monitoring method
- 03
Delivery practicality and impact on downstream separation
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