Description
In oil and gas production systems, the inorganic mineral components of produced waters often become supersaturated, leading to scale deposition on the inner walls of flow lines, filters, valves, treating equipment and tanks, restricting or stopping the flow of fluids. These deposits can also reduce the heat transfer efficiency in heat exchangers and condensers, causing overheating and early fire tube failures.
RXSOL scale inhibitors are customized to prevent mineral deposition while also removing deposits which have already formed. Relying on years of water treating expertise, we work with you to analyze the water chemistry in your production and injection systems for scaling tendencies and examine any deposits that may have formed to identify scale type. From there, we develop a specific scale control program and chemical application that best fits your production needs, helping you increase your production and reduce the cost of operations associated with scale cleanup, removal and disposal.
Technical Bulletin
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RXSOL scale inhibitors are customized to prevent mineral deposition while also removing deposits which have already formed.
Reduce downtime for mechanical and/or acid/chemical cleanout
Increase lifetime of well and well equipment by minimizing deposits that can cause excessive wear
Maintain flow capacity of various flowlines associated with surface equipment
Polymer type scale inhibitor traceable with a simple field test
LABEL PROPERTY
Appearance………………. Clear to Slightly Hazy Colorless
Odor………………………….. Specific
Physical State……………………. Liquid
Health Hazard……………………… 3
Flash Point……………………. >93.3 oC / > 200 oF
Autoignition Temperature……………………… 200 oC / 392 oF
Flammability……………………………. Not Flamable
Boiling Point/Range………………….. No data available
Flammability Limits in Air…………………. No data available
Explosion Limits…………………………… No data available
Specific Gravity………………………… 1.08 – 1.09
Solubility………………………………… Soluble in water
Evaporation Rate…………………………….. NA
Vapor Pressure……………………….. NA
Vapor Density………………………… NA
Density ………………………………….. 8.95 lbs/gal
