دیکشنری تخصصی مهندسی نفت - نسخه آنلاین

n: the process by which a single quantity of crude oil emulsion is broken into oil and water. The emulsion is gathered and stored in a tank or container prior to treating. Compare flow-line treating.

n: a colourless, odourless gaseous compound of carbon and oxygen, A product of combustion and a filler for fire extinguishers, this heavier-than-air gas can collect in low-lying areas, where it may displace oxygen and present the hazard of anoxia.

a colorless gas. Corrosive when occurring with water. An acid gas. The most common cause of corrosion in the oil industry.

n: a place in the flow line from a well, heater-treater, or other device where valves, meters, inlets, outlets, and various gauges may be installed.

n: a device to monitor the rate of fluid flow from the annulus.

n: the temperature of the drilling mud as it flows out of the borehole.

n: a cylindrical vessel into which an emulsion is piped to be broken down into its components. See electrostatic treater;heater-treater.

n: the process of separating, or breaking down, an emulsion into oil and water in a vessel or tank on a continuous basis (i.e., without an interruption in the flow of emulsion into the tank or vessel). Compare batch treating.

n: a dark gray, thick, low-level cloud that is composed of water droplets.

n: The ratio of the screw-liner movement pair to liners motion.

n: a low-level cloud composed of water droplets, which covers the sky in a gray sheet.