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08651 The Investigation of Microbial Activity in an Offshore Oil Production Pipeline System and the Development of Strategies to Manage the Potential for Microbially Influenced Corrosion

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Product Number: 51300-08651-SG
ISBN: 08651 2008 CP
Author: Peter Allison, Ong H. Guan, Raja Nor Rafidah Sahar, Tan Swee Hain, Ian Vance, and M.J. Thompson
Publication Date: 2008
Industry: Oil and Gas Production
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The Baram Delta operation (BDO), offshore Sarawak, Malaysia has been producing oil and gas since the late 1960s. No separation of produced water takes place offshore with all produced fluids being transported to the Miri Crude Oil Terminal for processing. Many of the crude oil pipelines operate with more than 40% water and varying levels of microbial activity are present in the system. The objectives of this study were to relate the level of microbial activity to the risk of microbially influenced corrosion and to identify potential sources for the microbial contamination in the system. A customized prediction model was developed to assess the potential impact of the different environmental factors that were likely to influence microbial activity.
The Baram Delta operation (BDO), offshore Sarawak, Malaysia has been producing oil and gas since the late 1960s. No separation of produced water takes place offshore with all produced fluids being transported to the Miri Crude Oil Terminal for processing. Many of the crude oil pipelines operate with more than 40% water and varying levels of microbial activity are present in the system. The objectives of this study were to relate the level of microbial activity to the risk of microbially influenced corrosion and to identify potential sources for the microbial contamination in the system. A customized prediction model was developed to assess the potential impact of the different environmental factors that were likely to influence microbial activity.
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