Interchem, Inc

A common problem with crude oil is that it contains natural surfactants and other contaminants that allow the entrapment of water droplets (water-in-oil emulsion). The trapped water must be removed before it can be taken to the refinery. Oil may also be trapped in the water, which leads to costly...

During the production of crude oil and gas, a foamy liquid is encountered which requires regulated control to allow for proper separation of gas and liquids. For example, a crude may foam in a gas separator as it encounters a reduction in pressure, or a glycol contactor tower may foam over, causing...

Bacterial strains tend to proliferate in subsurface waters. This results in a multitude of severe conditions which could lead to costly system failures that result from the amount of increased corrosion in downhole tubulars and like equipment.The Baze Solution We are prepared to assist you in...

The Problem Another costly problem in drilling is the deposition of water-borne scales. Many types of brine are supersaturated but stable when they reside within their natural formation. However, the brines become destabilized when they enter the wellbore, leading to the formation of mineral...

Natural gas, in its pure natural state, is a combination of gases, including some of hydrocarbon origin, others such as H2S, and CO2, which have no practical commercial value for home use. Aside from its poisonous tendencies, H2S will also become deleterious to the catalyst beds when the natural...

Crude oil is a composite of many hydrocarbons, which vary in carbon chain length. The longer-chain carbons will normally drop out of the solution at warmer temperatures than the shorter length carbon chains, this results in blocked flowlines and tank bottoms. When normal temperatures drop during...

The variety of chemical combinations found during drilling leads to the formation of buildup and other chemical reactions that have a direct impact on the process. Surfactants are widely used in the crude oil drilling in multiple applications including tank bottom cleanup, controlling injection...

The formation of solids from brine water production during crude oil drilling lead to problems resulting from plugged lines, corrosion and tank bottoms. The downtime and revenue loss associated with these situations may be greatly reduced, sometimes even avoided, if the proper preventative measures...

Another costly problem in drilling is the deposition of water-borne scales. Many types of brine are supersaturated but stable when they reside within their natural formation. However, the brines become destabilized when they enter the wellbore, leading to the formation of mineral deposits, or...

Corrosion is a major concern in drilling largely due to the costs involved in the maintenance and replacement of equipment that comes in contact with the drilling fluids.The Baze Solution Our goal is to provide solutions that will minimize the corrosion process, help reduce downtime and raise your...