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Monday, 3 July 2017

Clariant launches substantial alternative to triazine H2S scavenger



HOUSTON, US: Clariant International Ltd has launched an alternative to triazine H2S scavenger chemistry with substantial benefits for oil producers. New SCAVINATOR increases overall production with less downtime due to its best-in-class solids control and reduced potential for mineral scaling.
SCAVINATOR is a water-soluble scavenger for removing sulphide species from both gases and liquids and used to control hydrogen sulphide. It can be applied in batch form (contact tower) or continuously injected into pipeline streams.
Unlike triazine, SCAVINATOR does not have a propensity to produce solid reaction by-products, as demonstrated by numerous lab and field trial performances. In addition, it has a minimal impact on pH, which reduces associated mineral scaling. This combination of benefits enhances production and minimises downtime linked to pipeline cleaning and solids' removal.
SCAVINATOR's performance is field proven. Several extended trials and applications conducted with large producers in the Eagle Ford Shale in South Texas demonstrate its effectiveness in both direct injection and contact tower applications, with no impact on fluid separation.
"SCAVINATOR was designed in response to our customers' need for an H2S scavenger as fast acting as triazine but without the solids and high pH issues associated with triazine-based H2S scavengers. The result is cost-effective scavenging and increased production system uptime," said Jon Rogers, global head of oil services at Clariant.
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