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n: 1. a specific quantity of material that is processed, treated. or used in one operation. 2. in corrosion control, a quantity of chemical corrosion inhibitors injected into the lines of a production system. 3. in oilwell cementing, a part of the total quantity of cement to be used in a well. 4. in pipelining, a quantity of one weight or type of crude or liquid product pumped next to one of different weight or type.

n: in oilwell cementing, the pumping of cement in partial amounts, or batches, as contrasted with pumping it all in one operation.

n: a cement-mixing system in which dry cement and water are blended by a stream of air. The primary disadvantages are uneven mixing and volume limitations.

mixing a specific volume of a treating fluid in a properly sized tank – as opposed to mixing-on-the-fly.

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.

slugging a chemical such as a biocide or a corrosion inhibitor in high concentration to accomplish either placement or super concentrated treating.

n: in corrosion control, the injection of a quantity of chemical corrosion inhibitors into the lines of a production

n: in pipelining, the pumping of a quantity of crude or product of one weight next to one of different weight or type. Usually, a small amount of mixing occurs where the two batches come in contact.