Patent classifications
C02F1/547
FORMULATIONS AND PROCESSES FOR TREATING WATER FROM IMPACTED SOURCES
This invention relates to an aqueous composition comprising, (a) an ion-exchange resin (IXR) comprising microporous beads having a particle size ranging from about 200 um to about 1000 um; (b) a water soluble surfactant having a molecular weight ranging from about 7,500 to about 15,000 Da; and (c) a buffer component; wherein the pH of the aqueous composition ranges from about 5 to about 8, and a process for isolating chemical contaminants using the aqueous composition.
NANONETS FOR REMOVAL OF CONTAMINANTS FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS, KITS THEREFOR AND METHODS OF THEIR USE
Provided are nanonets comprising a) a surfactant aggregate having an average aggregate diameter; and b) a polymer having an average particle diameter which average particle diameter is the same or smaller than the average aggregate diameter, wherein the nanonet has a diameter larger than the average particle diameter. Also provided are kits therefor and methods for sequestering non-water moieties from aqueous solutions using nanonets.
Sequestering agents, kits therefor, and methods of using sequestering agents and kits therefor
Provided are sequestering agents for sequestering non-water moieties from an aqueous solution. The sequestering agents may comprise a detergent; and a polymer operable to stabilize formation of a detergent micelle thereby causing the detergent and polymer to self-assemble into a nanonet upon exposure to the aqueous solution. Also provided are kits therefore and methods for use of the sequestering agents and kits.
Methods for wastewater treatment using alcohol ethoxylate surfactants
Methods for treating wastewater in conjunction with subterranean operations with a wastewater treatment additive. In some embodiments, the methods include providing wastewater recovered from at least a portion of a subterranean formation, wherein the wastewater includes water and an organic foulant material, and introducing a wastewater treatment additive that includes an alcohol ethoxylate surfactant into the recovered wastewater.
REMOVAL OF IRON CONTAMINANTS FROM HYDROCARBON OILS AND AQUEOUS BY-PRODUCTS OF OIL AND GAS RECOVERY/PRODUCTION
Iron contaminants are removed from hydrocarbon oils, and from produced water or flowback water by-products of oil and gas production, by treatment of such liquids with a composition comprising a two-tail lipid compound. The lipid binds iron to form a lipid/iron phase in the liquid, which is then removed to provide a liquid with a reduced iron level.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR WATER TREATMENT
A method for water treatment, wherein the water for treatment is conducted by a conveying device from an inlet to an outlet via multiple treatment stages, wherein at least one of the treatment stages is an oxidation stage in which foreign matter situated in the water is oxidized by an oxidant which is added to the water in or upstream of the oxidation stage, and at least one of the treatment stages to which the water is fed after the processing by the at least one oxidation stage is a separation stage in which foreign matter situated in the water after processing in the at least one oxidation stage is precipitated and separated off by addition of at least one separating agent, in particular of a flocculant and/or of activated carbon.
ROLL ASSEMBLY, IN PARTICULAR FOR WATER TREATMENT, AND TREATMENT APPARATUS
A roll assembly for increasing a surface area of a fluid, in particular for water treatment, including at least one shaft which in each case bears at least one roll, a drive for the at least one shaft, a fluid feed which is arranged above the respective roll and guides the fluid to the respective roll, and a collecting trough for the fluid, the collecting trough being assigned to the respective roll, wherein the roll has two lateral surfaces in the shape of cylinder jackets which are spaced apart in the radial direction, are each in the form of a mesh and project on the bottom side of the roll into the collecting trough.
Metal removal from glycol fluids
Metals, such as mercury, may be removed from glycol fluids by applying a sulfur compound having the general formula HS—X, wherein X is a heteroatom-substituted alkyl, cycloalkyl, aryl, and/or alkylaryl group either alone or in combination with or as a blend with at least one antifoam additive, at least one demulsifier and/or a buffering agent, to chelate the at least one metal and form a chelate complex of the sulfur compound with the at least one metal and then separating the chelate complex from the fluid.
WATER TREATMENT AGENT
The present invention is a water treatment agent containing (a) a polyalkylene oxide with a weight average molecular weight of 500,000 or more and (b) an inorganic flocculating agent.
WATER TREATMENT AGENT
The present invention is a water treatment agent containing (a) a polymeric flocculating agent, (b) an inorganic flocculating agent and (c) a surfactant, wherein the water treatment agent contains (c) in an amount of more than 50 parts by mass and 10,000 parts by mass or less relative to 1,000 parts by mass of (b).