View source for 18583759. RECYCLING OF WASTE ENERGY AND DESALTER EFFLUENT WATER FOR INDUSTRIAL REUSE simplified abstract (Saudi Arabian Oil Company)

=RECYCLING OF WASTE ENERGY AND DESALTER EFFLUENT WATER FOR INDUSTRIAL REUSE=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Saudi Arabian Oil Company|Saudi Arabian Oil Company]]


[[Category:Saudi Arabian Oil Company]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Mohamed Ahmed Soliman of Ras Tanura (SA)|Mohamed Ahmed Soliman of Ras Tanura (SA)]][[Category:Mohamed Ahmed Soliman of Ras Tanura (SA)]]

==RECYCLING OF WASTE ENERGY AND DESALTER EFFLUENT WATER FOR INDUSTRIAL REUSE - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18583759 titled 'RECYCLING OF WASTE ENERGY AND DESALTER EFFLUENT WATER FOR INDUSTRIAL REUSE

'''Simplified Explanation:'''
The patent application describes systems and methods for crude oil desalting technology that utilize waste heat from compression to treat high salinity water, generating recycled water streams for desalter treatment.

* Waste heat from compression is used to treat high salinity water.
* Recycled water streams are generated for desalter treatment.
* High salinity waters from desalters and dehydrators can be treated.
* Water portion of high salinity streams evaporates due to waste heat, resulting in a concentrated waste water stream.
* Saturated gas streams are cooled and condensed to separate low TDS water.
* Low TDS water can be reintroduced to the desalting system as wash water for circular water reuse.

'''Potential Applications:'''
This technology can be applied in the oil and gas industry for desalting crude oil, treating high salinity water, and recycling water for desalter treatment.

'''Problems Solved:'''
This technology addresses the challenges of treating high salinity water in desalting processes, improving water reuse efficiency, and reducing waste water generation.

'''Benefits:'''
The benefits of this technology include improved water treatment efficiency, reduced waste water generation, and enhanced sustainability in desalting processes.

'''Commercial Applications:'''
Commercial applications of this technology include desalting systems in oil refineries, water treatment plants, and industrial facilities where high salinity water treatment is required.

'''Prior Art:'''
Prior art related to this technology may include patents or research papers on waste heat utilization in water treatment processes, desalting technologies, and water recycling systems.

'''Frequently Updated Research:'''
Researchers may be conducting studies on the optimization of waste heat utilization in desalting processes, the development of more efficient water treatment methods, and the integration of circular water reuse systems in industrial applications.

'''Questions about Crude Oil Desalting Technology:'''
1. How does waste heat from compression contribute to the treatment of high salinity water in desalting processes?
2. What are the potential environmental benefits of using recycled water streams for desalter treatment in the oil and gas industry?


==Original Abstract Submitted==

Systems and methods for crude oil desalting technology are provided. More specifically, systems and methods for the usage of waste heat from compression to treat high salinity water are provided. The systems and methods generate recycled water streams for desalter treatment. The systems and methods can treat high salinity waters from desalters and dehydrators. The high salinity streams are introduced to the compressed gas streams, where the waste heat causes the water portion of the water streams to evaporate, resulting in a fully or near-saturated gas stream and a concentrated waste water stream. The saturated gas streams are cooled and condensed, and low TDS water is separated from the gas stream in knockout drums. The low TDS water can be reintroduced to the desalting system as wash water, generating a circular water reuse.



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