Oilfield-produced water is a byproduct of oil and gas extraction and refers to the waste water that is co-produced along with oil and gas from underground reservoirs. This water is typically high in salt content, contains various chemicals and pollutants, and requires treatment before it can be reused or safely discharged. There are several methods and technologies used for oilfield-produced water treatment. These methods could be:

• Separation
• Chemical Treatment
• Filtration
• Purification
• Advanced Treatment

Once treated, the oilfield-produced water can be reused for various purposes such as irrigation, dust control, or even in oil and gas operations. However, the quality and treatment requirements may vary depending on the specific regulations and environmental standards of the region where the water is being treated.

Because the composition of water can fluctuate based on the oil and gas reservoir it stems from, the oil and gas industry constantly faces the daunting task of treating oilfield-produced water. Due to the costs of treatment techniques and client requirements, PANTAN will offer appropriate process package.