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41. A Decision Support Tool for the Conceptual Design of De-oiling Systems

Badria Al-Shihi4, Paul W. H. ChungContact Information and Richard G. Holdich4

(4)  Department of Chemical Engineering, Loughborough University, Loughborough, UK
(5)  Department of Computer Science, Loughborough University, Loughborough, UK
Abstract
De-oiling of petroleum wastewater is a major concern in petroleum process engineering. Decision support systems (DSS) have been used in assisting operators in evaluating different disposal options of production water, but not the de-oiling process. Also, no application has been reported in assisting the de-oiling of other petroleum waters such as process, ballast or drainage water. This paper describes a DSS for the COnceptual DEsign of de-oiling Systems (CODES) for handling different types of waste water by supporting the tasks of:
–  assessing the types and magnitudes of waste-water streams
–  exploring the feasibility of mixing different streams.
–  selecting the types of de-oiling equipment at different stream locations
–  considers the need for multi-stage treatment to meet quality requirements stated in standards and regulations.
CODES is implemented in Microsoft Excel and is accessed via a web-based front-end.

Contact Information Paul W. H. Chung
Email: p.w.h.chung@lboro.ac.uk
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