Operational Problems Center
What is your field's operational problem?
Identify the challenge, learn the causes and find the specific chemical solution for your operation.
Guided Diagnosis
Operational Problem Identifier
Step 1 of 3. Select the problem observed in your operation.
Internal Pipeline Corrosion
Internal corrosion is the leading cause of failure in oil production pipelines and equipment. CO₂, H₂S, dissolved oxygen and chlorides are the most frequent corrosive agents in production systems.
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Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S)
H₂S or hydrogen sulfide is one of the most hazardous compounds in oil operations. It combines severe toxicity with high corrosive aggressiveness, simultaneously affecting personnel safety and infrastructure integrity.
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Paraffin Deposits
Paraffin deposits reduce the effective pipe diameter and eventually block flow entirely. They are especially problematic in paraffinic crudes with high pour point temperatures, such as those found in southeastern Mexico.
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Water-Oil Emulsions
Stable water-oil emulsions increase dehydration costs, affect crude quality for delivery and reduce separator efficiency. Improper handling directly impacts operational revenue.
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Low Well Productivity
Low productivity can originate from formation damage, scale, water invasion or changes in relative permeability. Correct chemical stimulation can recover the productivity index without the need for costly mechanical interventions.
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Formation Damage
Formation damage reduces connectivity between the reservoir and the well. It can originate during drilling, completion, cementing or production. Correction through chemical stimulation is less costly and faster than mechanical workover.
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