Produced Water Workshop 2017

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1 Produced Water Workshop June 2017 Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport Hotel Aberdeen, UK About the Workshop Building on the success of delivering over 30 Produced Water Management and Oil-in-Water Measurement Conferences globally, NEL is now organising this year s Produced Water Workshop. The objective of the event is for interested parties to find out and keep up to date with the latest technological and legislative developments, as well as current practices and trends in produced water management, treatment and handling. NEL

2 Introduction Building on the success of delivering over 30 Produced Water Management and Oil-in-Water Measurement Conferences globally, NEL is now organising this year s Produced Water Workshop. The objective of the event is for interested parties to find out and keep up to date with the latest technological and legislative developments, as well as current practices and trends in produced water management, treatment and handling. Workshop Outline The amount of produced water resulting from oil and gas production continues to rise worldwide. This is accompanied by increasingly more stringent regulatory requirements, e.g. Risk Based Approach is now being implemented in the North Sea. In addition, chemical Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) is being hotly pursued by industry. Produced water returned in these operations however is significantly more difficult to treat. Also subsea separation and produced water re-injection technologies continue to advance, but monitoring of produced water quality subsea remains a key technology gap. To help industry address some of these challenges particularly in the current low oil price environment, NEL is hosting the latest Produced Water Workshop. The twoday event will cover such issues within the industry today with presentations delivered by key industry experts from around the world. Workshop Fees, Registration and Enquiries The delegate fee to attend the two-day event is 900 plus VAT ( 1080). This fee includes attendance at the Workshop, delegate package, downloadable proceedings, wifi and lunch/refreshments. There is also a one-day attendance option at 500 plus VAT ( 600). Bookings can be made online at Payment is required by credit card only. There is an informal Workshop Dinner planned for the night of 13 June at the hotel. This will be an additional cost of 40 plus VAT ( 48). Accommodation and evening meals are not included in the delegate fee. Please contact the hotel directly to book. There is no agreed accommodation rate. For any enquiries please contact the Events Team on +44 (0) or events@tuv-sud.co.uk. Venue Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport Hotel Argyll Road Aberdeen AB21 0AF Tel: +44 (0) Equipment providers will be showcasing their latest developments and sharing their field experience in tackling these issues head on with the supplemental exhibition to the Workshop.

3 Exhibition Opportunity Suppliers of equipment and services are invited to exhibit at the Workshop. This will give a select number of organisations a unique opportunity to profile their products and services to the leading industry experts handling produced water. Please contact NEL for further information. About NEL NEL is a leading provider of independent consultancy, on-site measurement, testing and calibration, research and development, and training services to the global oil & gas industry. As the holder of the UK s National Standards for flow measurement, we are one of the foremost authorities on flow measurement technology in the world today. NEL is trading name of TUV SUD Ltd, a company of the TÜV SÜD Group, the leading global technical services organisation. Around 24,000 employees are represented at over 800 locations throughout the world. Further details on how NEL can help your business, please visit or contact us directly. NEL East Kilbride Glasgow G75 0QF UK T +44 (0) events@tuv-sud.co.uk We provide services in key areas including: Flow Measurement Support meter selection, system audit, uncertainty studies, interpretation of standards Development and Calibration single phase, wet gas and multiphase systems, valves and subsea equipment Erosion assessment and validation Environmental produced water, oil-in-water, emissions and carbon capture & storage CFD Modelling flow assurance, measurement and uncertainty, erosion modelling

4 Produced Water Workshop 2017 Technical Programme Tuesday 13 June Workshop Registration Period SESSION 1 RISK BASED APPROACH, NEW TRENDS AND PRACTICES Chairman Introduction Angus Laurie, CNR International - UK Insight into the UK Implementation of the Risk Based Approach Kirit Wadhia, Fjords Processing/NOV - UK Observations on the Toxicity Data Obtained Using MARA and LumiMARA Microbial Assay Systems on Produced Water Samples Terry Dando, Carol Phillip and Cheryl Ross, NCIMB - UK Issues with Monitoring and Analysis of Hydrocarbons in Italy Roberto Lava, Francesca Zanon and Luciana Menegus, ARPAV - Italy COFFEE & EXHIBITION Produced Water Reuse Challenges, Issues and Future Trends John Veil, Veil Environmental, LLC - USA Removal of Residual Hydrocarbon Oil from Produced Water Using Chitosan Gbenga Oluyemi, Hussain Arab, Cathy McCullagh, Mohammad Salman and Essam ElSayyed, Robert Gordon University - UK Treatment of Produced Water with Constructed Wetland: 6 Years Operation Experience at Nimr, Oman Roman Breuer, BAUER Resources GmbH - Germany LUNCH SESSION 2 NEW AND EMERGING PW TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES Chairman Introduction Wayne Evans, Veolia - UK FLEX Pilot in Congo, Result of Sea and Produced Water Commingle Filtration Pierre Pedenaud, Total - France Continuous Fine Filtration of Produced Water by Innovative Backwash Filter Design Stefan Strasser and Jürgen Wögerer, Lenzing Technik GmbH - Austria Efficient Filtration Reducing OPEX for Produced Water Treatment Aviv Kidron, Amiad Water Systems - Israel COFFEE & EXHIBITION

5 Produced Water Workshop 2017 Technical Programme Tuesday 13 June (cont.) New Coalescing Technology for Improving Separation of Oil Droplets from Produced Water in Presence of Suspended Solids Yuri Kokotov, Leonid Braginsky, Roman Sheinman and Edwin Slonim, Turbulent Technologies Ltd - Israel Oil in Water: Reducing Overboard Discharge Case Study Daniel Preston and Kami Nezhati, John Crane - Oil Plus - UK Integrated PWT Debottlenecking and Retrofitting Harro van der Heijden and Jeroen Bergman, Frames Group - The Netherlands 1700 Chairman s Closing Remarks 1920 Optional Workshop Dinner Wednesday 14 June COFFEE SESSION 3 LOW SAL TREATMENT, CHEMICAL, EOR AND SUBSEA Chairman Introduction Pierre Pedenaud, TOTAL - France Design and Operation of Low-Salinity Systems for EORs Jarle Nilsen, Siemens AS - Norway Membrane Technology The Art of Selective Ion Removal and the Application in Low-Salinity Waterflooding John Banham and Xiaofei Huang, Hydranautics - A Nitto Group Company - USA Polymer Flooding Treatment of Produced Water Karen Anne Gudbrandsen, Jens Bragdo Smith and Anne Finborud, Statoil - Norway COFFEE & EXHIBITION Squeeze Effect on Produced Water Quality Fact or Fiction? Nick Spathis, BasisChem Ltd - UK The Development of Subsea Storage Tanks Potential Applications for Subsea Produced Water Handling Julie Lund, NOV Completion & Production Solutions - Denmark Bench Scale Testing of Online Produced Water Measurement Sensors Mark Seator, Fjords Processing/NOV - UK Jeff Zhang, Clearview Subsea - USA Zak Latif and Ming Yang, NEL - UK LUNCH

6 Produced Water Workshop 2017 Technical Programme Wednesday 14 June (cont.) SESSION 4 ONLINE OIL-IN-WATER MONITORING (SURFACE AND SUBSEA) Qualification of Continuous Oil-in-Water Monitors for Remotely Operated Factory Børre Knudsen, Statoil - Norway Quantitative Discharge Water Analysis Using Mobile 1 H NMR Lisabeth Wagner, Einar O Fridjonsson, Eric F May, Paul L Stanwix, Brendan F Graham and Michael L Johns, University of Western Australia - Australia Chris Kalli, Chevron Australia Pty Ltd - Australia Dynamic Imaging Analysis for Effective OiW & TSS Measurements in Produced Water Field Results from New Portable and Modular Fixed Installations Colin Dalton, JM Canty International Ltd - UK Tod Canty, JM Canty - USA COFFEE & EXHIBITION Development of A Spectroscopic Technique for Continuous On-line Monitoring of Light Oils in Produced Water Jeyan Sreekumar, Russell Hempsey and Paul Moore, Advanced Sensors Ltd - UK Improving Produced Water Treatment Capacity by Accurate Measurement of the Oil Droplet Size Eivind Gransæther, Mirmorax AS - Norway Low-Cost Real-Time Oil-in-Water Monitor for Salt Water Disposal and Other Applications Jeff Zhang, Stewart Baskin and Zack Gu, Clearview Subsea - USA 1630 Chairman s Closing Remarks

7 To book a place on this Workshop please contact: +44 (0) events@tuv-sud.co.uk NEL is a trading name of TUV SUD Ltd, a company of the TÜV SÜD Group.