Optimization of treatment is used to achieve:
- revenue return after costs
- cleaner water
- cleaner solids suitable for class 2 landfill
- speed of treatment.
More than 300 tanks treated in Alberta and Saskatchewan have been successful.
Our simple guarantee: "You don’t pay if it doesn’t work". Put us to the test.
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Heavy Oil from a typical Slop Tank near Elk Point, Alberta.
Cut before treatment 48/3/9
- 52% Oil
- 48% Total BS&W
- 3% Fine Interface Pad
- 9% Heavier Solids
After Treatment
- 0.1% BS&W in oil
- reasonably clear water
- solids with a few small trapped oil droplets which will float to oil phase with agitation
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Typical Fort McMurray Tar Sand Bitumen (20% Napatha)
Cut before treatment 48/1/10
- 52% Oil
- 48% Total BS&W
- 1% Fine Interface Pad
- 10% Heavier Solids
After Treatment
- 0.4% BS&W in oil
- dirty water
- solids with a few small trapped oil droplets which will float to oil phase with agitation
- note reduction in volume is because some oil phase was removed for additional testing to remove fine clays.
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Typical Husky Lloydminster slop oil After treatment
- 0.2% BS&W
- Reasonably clear water and solids.
- Water in some cases is being reused and solids are suitable for class 2 landfill disposal. However, Husky uses
their own cavern disposal.
Endorsement: "We have treated some of our toughest cavern returns with
very good success"
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Typical Gulf Kerrobert SAGD slop oil
After treatment
- 0.4% BSW
- Reasonably clear water and solids.
- Water could be reused and solids are suitable for class 2 landfill disposal.
Endorsement: “EnviroChem does a thorough and accurate testing of our tanks. Then follows through with
prompt, efficient service resulting in clean oil & clean water maximizing our return.”
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