Clarifier Injection Packages

POINTS OF APPLICATION FOR TYPICAL SAGD PROCESS

Into emulsion ahead of FWKO Vessel as well as after IGF, typically with Demulsifier

DESCRIPTION OF USE
Clarifier is typically an organic polymer that is added along with the demulsifier to enhance the
oil removal efficiency by aiding in water droplet formation. Typically these chemicals can be fed
neat into the process or diluted with water inline through a static mixer or blending device to help
increase the efficiency of the product.
DESIGN CRITERIA
„„ Typical Flow Range – 0.005 – 0.010 m3 / hour in typical applications.
„„ Typical Pressure Range – 10 bar / 145 psig maximum design pressure.
Recommended Pumping Device
The ProMinent Orlita DR series metering pump provides the ideal solution for these
applications because of flow range ability of the pumps and the thick and clotty consistency
of the chemicals. The DR is a valveless rotating piston pump and can handle thick fluids. Not
having any check valves the pump can run over a significant turn down ratio, often in excess of
100:1 turn down.
Materials of the pump head should be 316 SS, connections should be flanged to allow for the
easy removal of the pump from the system for cleaning / repair.
Pumps should be mounted as closely as possible to the tank (with 5 feet) and should be run
with flooded suction at all times to promote the flow of the clarifier to the pump head and to
prevent system starvation.
Pump speed should not exceed 80 strokes per minute as this will help handle wide viscosity
ranges.
Piping Materials / Compatibility
All materials in contact with the fluid are typically 316 SS materials selection of seals should
be Teflon as this allows for the potential to change chemicals in the future if needed and
provides a more universal compatibility to the service.
Connections / package construction can be of tubing or welded pipe. Line sizes are generally
¾” to 1” in diameter for these flow ranges. Suction lines should be upsized one diameter over
the pump inlet to account for viscosities. Occasionally these chemicals can set up if left in
stagnant lines for too long. If this is the case the either a preventative maintenance program
to drain the stagnant services should be implemented, or the function of the pumping system
should be set to regularly change the duty pump to prevent stagnation of the chemical in the
suction or discharge lines.
All components on the system shall have CRN registration and MTR reports.
Package registration to ABSA is not required as the fluid is non-expansive, however final design
should be reviewed and stamped by registered engineer in accordance with ASME 31.3 to
confirm proper selection of materials.
All welding and fabrication shall be completed in an approved ASME 31.3 shop with qualified
personnel.
Drain and flush connections should be provided so that chemical can be drained and cleaned for
service of main system components.
All instruments should be equipped with block and bleed valves so that they can be removed for
service.
Consideration to temperature should also be made as with these chemicals viscosity will increase
as the temperature decreases. If this is the case the pump system should be designed to handle the
highest expect viscosity.
Chemical is often recirculated in the storage tank as it can stratify or drop out of solution. A larger PC
pump can be used on a recirculation loop for this purpose.

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Safety Relief Valve Selection – Safety relief valves should be sized for blocked flow / blocked
discharge conditions. Relief setting should be 15-20 % of maximum pump pressure. Wetted components
of the valve shall be 316 SS, with CS non-wetted parts. Valve connections should be flanged to allow for
easy removal of the valve for testing, and reconfiguration. Discharge from the relief valve should be run
back to the pump suction, or directly back to the tank. All relief lines should be sloped to that chemical
does not stagnate in these branches.

Pulsation Dampener – If discharge lines from the pumping system to the injection point are longer
than 20 meters a pulsation dampener should be used to smooth out pulsation impulses on the discharge
lines and to inhibit leaks on fittings and piping fatigue. Pulsation dampeners should also be used if a flow
measurement device such as a Coriolis Meter is being used on the pump package to confirm and adjust
flow rate of the pump itself as these meters require a smooth flow. Wetted components on the dampeners
shall be 316 SS, bladder material shall be determined by the manufacturer. Pulsation Dampeners should
have block and bleed configurations to allow for removal of the device for service if required. Spare
diaphragm for the dampener should be provided for spare parts. On start-up bladder should be charged
to 80% of system operating pressure to prevent damage from occurring to the device.

Flow Measurement – There are a number of technologies used to measure the flow output of the
metering system reliably. Selection of a proper flow measurement device should be done with the
equipment manufacturer to account for accuracy over the full range of service. Typical technologies are
gear or piston type mechanical meters, or Coriolis type flow meters for the ranges or flows experienced.
Special consideration must be given to the expected viscosity range of the fluid during selection of the
measurement device.

Pressure Control Valve – Pressure control devices are used downstream of the pump if the injection
pressure is expected to vary. A PCV determines the operating pressure of the system and maintains a
consistent back pressure so that the system pulsation dampener (if required) can be properly tuned and to
provide consistent pumping accuracy if the system pressure is less than 30 psig. Wetted materials for the
PCV should be 316 SS, connections should be flanged for welded systems to allow for maintenance and
removal.

Calibration Column – A vented graduated calibration column shall be provided on the suction side of
the pumping package to allow for manual calibration of the system. In order to work accurately isolation
from the tank should be provided. The column should be installed so that it can gravity fill from the
storage tank, thus the high level of the column should be within the tank level. The calibration column is
not a pressurized vessel and as a result does not require a CRN. The calibration column should be sized
for at least 30 seconds of pump design flow and graduated to show total volume pumped in a given time
period. Wetted materials of the calibration column should be 316 SS with glass site.

Pressure Gauge – Pressure gauge with 316 SS isolator should be provided on the discharge side of the
skid, isolation with double block and bleed should also be provided to allow for proper gauge maintenance
and testing as required.

Technical changes reserved.

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DESIGN CONDITIONS

- PIPING COMPONENTS: ISOLATION VALVES, P.S.V.'S, BLOCK AND BLEED MANIFOLDS, PRESSURE
GAUGES, CHECK VALVES, FLOW METER AND 'Y'-STRAINERS, HAVE CRN's FOR ALBERTA.

UPSTREAM INJECTION PUMPS -SUCTION

- FLUID HANDLED: ;
- DESIGN PRESSURE: 1862 kPag (270 PSI );
- DESIGN PRESSURE: 4180 kPag (606 PSI);
- DESIGN TEMPERATURE: MAX 45 DEG C, NORMAL 15 DEG.C, MIN 0 DEG C;
- OPERATING PRESSURE: MAX 4.4 kPag ( 0.63 PSI);
- OPERATING TEMPERATURE: MAX 45 DEG C, NORMAL 15 DEG.C, MIN 0 DEG C;
- TEST PRESSURE UP TO AST/BST BREAK: 2844 kPa (412.5 PSI);
- TEST PRESSURE AFTER AST/BST BREAK: 6270 kPa (909 PSI).

DOWNSTREAM INJECTION PUMPS -DISCHARGE

- FLUID HANDLED: ;
- DESIGN PRESSURE: 4180 kPag (606 PSI );
- DESIGN TEMPERATURE: MAX 45 DEG C, NORMAL 15 DEG.C, MIN 0 DEG C;
- OPERATING PRESSURE: RATED 1665.7 kPag (241.5 PSI );
- DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE: 1661.3 kPa (240.9 PSI);
- OPERATING TEMPERATURE: MAX 45 DEG C, NORMAL 15 DEG.C, MIN 0 DEG C;
- TEST PRESSURE: 6270 kPa (909 PSI).

TESTING CONDITION -HYDROSTATIC ;

- TEST MEDIUM:GLYCOL-WATER SOLUTION, CHLORIDE CONTENT LESS THAN 50 ppm;
- TEST TEMPERATURE: AMBIENT;
- TEST DURATION: MINIMUM 10 MIN.

N.D.E. REQUIREMENTS:
- 100% VISUAL INSPECTION FOR ALL JOINTS;
- 100% RADIOGRAPHY ALL BUTT-WELD JOINTS.

CORROSION ALLOWANCE:
- 0.00" ( 0.0 mm)

NOTES:

1. DESIGN, FABRICATION & ASSEMBLY CODE: ASME B31.3 (NORMAL FLUID SERVICE) 2010 EDITION.
DESIGN, EXAMINATION, INSPECTION & TEST REQUIREMENTS: ASME B31.3, 2010 EDITION.

2. ALL EXTERNAL INTERCONNECTING PIPE, FITTINGS AND WIRING BY OTHERS.

3. AREA CLASSIFICATION: CLASS 1 DIV.1 GR.IIA.

4. 3/4" -'Y'-STRAINERS HAVE INSTALLED A 1/2" BALL VALVE AT THE BLOW-OUT PORT (PLUGGED) - FOR
DIRT REMOVAL.

5. SPARE CONNECTION FOR PULSATION DAMPENER -3/4"-300# R.F. FLANGE-BLINDED.

6. SEAL MATERIAL FOR REVERSE DEMULSIFIER IS PTFE AND VITON.

7. PRESSURE GAUGE CAN STAND OVER PRESSURE TO 1.5 FULL SCALE FOR SHORT PERIODS OF TIME.

8. ALL DRAIN VALVES HAVE MIXED ENDS SW x FNPT.

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