1. Separation of Oil from Water TEAM H 2 OLEUM Ali HasanMahdi Mohammad Christina HoltDaniel Pardo April 24, 2015

2. Overview  Client description  Problem statement  Needs statement  Preliminary research  Emulsion & Separation  Bench scale emulsion  Overall system  Coagulation & Gas Injection System  Analysis  Project timeline  Budget 2 Mahdi Mohammad

3. Client Description Waste-Management Education and Research Consortium (WERC)  Typically, the environmental tasks have no known solution or the available solutions do not meet performance criteria 3 Ali Hasan The goal of the competition is to design, develop, and test actual environmental processes for real-world problems.

4. Problem Statement  Task:  Emulsion techniques  Separate emulsified oil in water  Design:  Cost effective  Efficient  Robust  Ideal solution:  High degree of separation  100% water 0% oil  100% oil 0% water 4 Ali Hasan Non-emulsion Vs. Emulsion

5. Project Significance 5  Increased use of petroleum creates a need to remove emulsified oil from water before disposal  This project removes oil contaminants from the water  Safer and cheaper to dispose  Recovers oil

6. Needs Statement  Full Scale Model:  100 GPM  Uses industrial waste oil  Uses brackish water  Bench Scale:  Emulsified vegetable oil  Represents the industrial waste oil in full scale  Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) disposal Given:  10 gallons of emulsified oil-water solution  @ 200 mg/L concentration  Must obtain one gallon of separated water and 8 ml of oil 6 Ali Hasan

7. Preliminary Research: Emulsion  Physical Emulsion  Shearing Power  Chemical Emulsion  Emulsification Agent  Sound Energy  Sonicator 7 Christina Holt Sonicator

8. Emulsion Techniques for Bench Scale Vitamix 7500  ~2.2 horsepower motor  120 V or 12 A  23,000 RPM  Can boil water in under 10 minutes  Cost: $500 8 Christina Holt

9. Preliminary Research: Separation  Physical Separation  Plate Separation  Electrical Separation  Electrocoagulation  Chemical Separation  Coagulation and Flocculation  Gas Injection System 9 Christina Holt Physical Separation Electrical Separation

10. Overall System 10 Gas Injection Tanks Coagulation & Flocculation Chemical Injection Storage Tank Mahdi Mohammad

11. Storage Tank  16,000 gallon storage tank will accommodate flows up to 130GPM for 2 hours. 11 Mahdi Mohammad * All the dimensions are in inches

12. Coagulation and Flocculation System  Best Chemical?  Chemical: Ferric Sulphate  Dose = 30mg/L  Amount: 16.35 kg/day  0.2 gram every second 12 Mahdi Mohammad

13. Coagulation and Flocculation System 13 Mahdi Mohammad Dry Chemical Injection Coagulation & Flocculation * All the dimensions are in inches

14. Gas Injection System 14 Daniel Pardo  3 gas injection tanks : 1 coagulation system  When 3rd tank is ½ full, 1st tank ready for more emulsion

15. Gas Injection Tank 15 Daniel Pardo Multiple Gas Spargers Water Exit Oil Exit Valve * All the dimensions are in inches  Compressed Nitrogen Gas  Small Bubble Size  Oil Layer (25 mm = 1inch)  Collection

16. Bench Scale 16 Daniel Pardo Gas Injection Tank Coagulation and Flocculation System  Coagulation  2 minutes rapid  5 minutes slow  Gas Injection  45 Minutes

17. Competition Results  NMSU Chemical Team  Clean water  No oil found in water sample  Minimum oil recovery  Losses occurred during transfers  7 Teams  Only first and second announced 17 Daniel Pardo

18. Analysis 18 Daniel Pardo 3 2 1 Stage 1: Emulsion Stage 2: Coagulation System Stage 3: Gas Injection System  Head losses  No overflow  Oil particle size  1. Emulsion Stage  2. Coagulation  3. Gas Injection  Confirms oil will separate

19. Project Timeline  Research (Emulsion & Separation)  Design Choice  Coagulation System  Gas Injection System  Bench Scale  Final System Full Scale  WERC Competition  Website  Visit our website for more information  Search Keywords: “OilFromWater h2oleum” 19 Daniel Pardo

20. Budget 20 Christina Holt Cost of Raw Materials Labor Cost ($/hour) Total Man Hours Required Total Labor Cost Subtotal Contingency and Allowance (50%) Total Cost to Build Total System Cost to Build $56,230.26$45.001,600$72,000$128,230.26$64,115.13$192,345.39 Cost of Ferric Sulfate Cost of Nitrogen Labor Cost for Operator Energy Costs Subtotal Miscellaneous Costs (30%) Operating Cost for 1 Day Operating Costs Per Day $4.00$25.00$1,080$20.00$1,129$338.70$1,467.70

21. Summary  Client description  Problem statement  Needs statement  Preliminary research  Emulsion & Separation  Bench scale emulsion  Overall system  Coagulation & Gas Injection System  Analysis  Project timeline  Budget 21 Christina Holt

22. Thank You for Listening Any Questions? 22