Method and Apparatus for Partially Desalinating Produced Water to Form Extraction Fluid Used for Fossil Fuel Extraction
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    发明申请
    Method and Apparatus for Partially Desalinating Produced Water to Form Extraction Fluid Used for Fossil Fuel Extraction 审中-公开
    用于部分淡化生成的水以形成用于化石燃料提取的萃取液的方法和装置

    公开(公告)号:US20170044033A1

    公开(公告)日:2017-02-16

    申请号:US15305485

    申请日:2015-04-23

    IPC分类号: C02F1/469

    摘要: A method reuses produced water resulting from a fossil fuel extraction operation. The method includes providing the produced water as an input to an electrodialysis system. The method also includes running the electrodialysis system to produce a diluate and a concentrate. The diluate is contaminated so as to have a conductivity of no less than 0.1 Siemens/meter. The method also includes reformulating the diluate to produce fossil fuel extraction fluid. The method also includes using the produced fossil fuel extraction fluid in the fossil fuel extraction operation. An electrodialysis system includes first and second stacks. The electrodialysis system also includes first and second voltage sources, coupled to the first and second stacks, so as to apply a first voltage to the first stack lower by at least about 10% than a second voltage to the second stack.

    摘要翻译: 一种方法重新利用化石燃料提取操作产生的产水。 该方法包括提供所产生的水作为电渗析系统的输入。 该方法还包括运行电渗析系统以产生稀释液和浓缩物。 稀释剂被污染,电导率不低于0.1西门子/米。 该方法还包括重新制备稀释物以产生化石燃料提取流体。 该方法还包括在化石燃料提取操作中使用生产的化石燃料提取液。 电渗析系统包括第一和第二堆叠。 电渗析系统还包括耦合到第一和第二堆叠的第一和第二电压源,以便向第一堆叠施加第一电压至第二堆叠的第二电压的至少约10%。

    Deformation-enhanced cleaning of fouled membranes

    公开(公告)号:US11638903B2

    公开(公告)日:2023-05-02

    申请号:US17068239

    申请日:2020-10-12

    IPC分类号: B01D65/02

    摘要: Enhanced cleaning of a fouled membrane is achieved via controlled deformation in a method wherein a feed composition, comprising a solvent and dissolved components, flows into a retentate side of a membrane module. The solvent passes through the membrane from the retentate side to a permeate or draw side of the membrane module while retaining the dissolved components on the membrane. As a foulant accumulates on either side of the membrane, a driving force is generated across the membrane, wherein the membrane responds cyclically by deforming back and forth toward the permeate or draw side and toward the retentate side. The foulant is dislodged from the membrane via mechanical fatigue at the foulant-membrane interface caused by the deformation of the membrane and contact with a spacer in contact with the membrane.