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An update on monitoring of microbial corrosion in Prudhoe Bay's produced water and sea water floods
Document Type
Conference
Author
Source
Conference: Corrosion '87, San Francisco, CA, USA, 9 Mar 1987
Subject
02 PETROLEUM OIL WELLS
BIOLOGICAL FOULING
CORROSION
WATERFLOODING
ANTIFOULANTS
AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS
BACTERIA
CORROSIVE EFFECTS
DISPLACEMENT FLUIDS
ENHANCED RECOVERY
MONITORING
PETROLEUM
PRUDHOE BAY
SEAWATER
WELL STIMULATION
ARCTIC OCEAN
BAYS
BEAUFORT SEA
CHEMICAL REACTIONS
DISPERSIONS
ENERGY SOURCES
FLUID INJECTION
FLUIDS
FOSSIL FUELS
FOULING
FUELS
HYDROGEN COMPOUNDS
MICROORGANISMS
MIXTURES
OXYGEN COMPOUNDS
RECOVERY
SEAS
SOLUTIONS
STIMULATION
SURFACE WATERS
WATER
WELLS 020300* -- Petroleum-- Drilling & Production
Language
English
Abstract
In response to rapid increases in pitting on coupons and plugging of injection wells in various locations of the Prudhoe Bay water floods, programs for monitoring of microbial contamination and corrosion in both the produced and sea waters has been developed. Since the original method was explained in 1985 at a previous NACE annual convention, a number of changes have been made to enhance the usefulness of the monitoring data. These changes include introducing various techniques to quantitatively evaluate the microbial populations and their viability. Side-stream devices have been installed to perform on-line monitoring of biocide performance and to conduct kill studies with various biocides. These techniques, the data collected and future plans to combat the problems are discussed.