Daqing

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Location

Heilongjiang province, China

Start-up

July 2012

Source

Produced water

Construction

Anhui Plum

Application

Reuse as reinjection water

Capacity

7,500 m³/d (2MGD)

background

The Daqing Oil Field, the largest oil field in the People’s Republic of China and one of the most productive oil fields in the world, faces a high requirement of injection water of about 25,000 m³/day (6.6 MGD) while there are a very limited water resources in the area. Therefore, a recovery system for produced water has been installed. After extensive tests to optimize the plant performance, a full scale two-stage UF plant is reusing 7,500 m³/d (2 MGD) produced water and recovering chemicals.
Produced water treatment systems that incorporate X-Flow membrane technology followed by either reverse osmosis (RO) or ion exchange offer

the opportunity to produce low-salinity reinjection water for Enhanced Oil Recovery (EOR) processes, thereby yielding the overall oil production volumes.The technology applied has several advantages as downstream wastewater and upstream injection water are treated in a single process, resulting in major cost reductions. The UF membranes also offer a consistent effluent quality and significantly lower oil, polymer and suspended solids levels, which enables a better performance of the overall system.

advantages

  • Simple process setup & compact design
  • Adaption to plant specific needs
  • Produces high-quality effluent
  • Enables reuse of chemicals

water quality

parameter
units  FEED concentrate  permeate 
Polymer mg/l 78  347  15,8 
Oil mg/l 13,7 42 0,13
Suspended Solids mg/l 16,8 35 0,85

scope of supply

204 x     Compact 33
Engineering & Commissioning

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