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Treating produced water - crude oil emulsion using concentric packed UV- bioelectrochemical cell (CPUBEC)
Tahseen Hameed Khlaif
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85% confidenceA novel concentric packed UV-bioelectrochemical cell (CPUBEC) is proposed to treat produced water-crude oil emulsions, demonstrating high efficiency and stability in breaking emulsions and removing contaminants.
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Abstract
Key findings
- The CPUBEC system achieved 95% emulsion breaking efficiency and 90% removal of total organic carbon (TOC) from produced water.
- The system's performance was stable over 30 days of operation, with minimal decrease in efficiency.
- The CPUBEC system showed potential for long-term operation and scalability for industrial applications.
Keywords
AnodeElectrodeContext (archaeology)Chemical engineeringEmulsionPollutant
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- Journal
- Process Biochemistry
- Year
- 2024