Chemicals Used in Crude Oil Production.

The chemicals are deigned based on the type of operation and duration within the oilfield. The oilfield chemicals are used in various stages such as drilling, cementing and well stimulation, which may remain as residues in the crude oil. Crude oil’s outflow from the well must be checked during the production phase, where it is susceptible to deposition of scales, wax hydrates and asphaltenes. Separation from gas and water takes place during oil production. Chemicals are required during the logistical handling and transportation of crude oil in tankers, pipelines or terminals. The flow can be improved in pipelines with the addition of drag reducing agents. Cargoes are stabilized with the help of chemicals such as mercaptan scavengers, pour point depressants and hydrogen sulfide scavengers. The chemicals that are used during the post production phase help to control hydrogen sulfide formation, bacteria formation, scale formation, wax deposition, hydrate formation and asphaltene precipitation. These chemicals ensure stability of petroleum during its transportation to the refinery for conversion to petroleum products.

We endeavor to deliver the best products and services for our customers, gaining trust and becoming credible in the chemical industry. We understand and cater to each requirement of a chemical business making us a one stop destination for the industry. Through our course of journey, we are being capable of understanding our client's needs and satisfy their requirements, creating a huge network Most Oilfield production chemicals (OFCs) are complex formulations of many different chemicals. Often the constituent chemicals themselves are not pure chemical species but a mixture of reaction products, reactants, and diluents. The formulation usually has one or two primary ingredients that give the additive its main functionality. In addition, the formulation is specifically designed for each oilfield, and within the oilfield, for each well, and for each well the recipe may vary depending upon the time and the operation conditions. The crude from a number of wells/fields is combined such that it is nearly impossible to ascertain the resulting combination of OFC’s used for a crude oil at a loadport