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Ammonium Bisulfite
Ammonium bisulfite is soluble in water. It is noncombustible. It is corrosive to aluminum. It is a strong irritant to skin and mucous membranes. It is toxic by skin absorption.
This is most common oxygen scavengers used to effectively remove dissolved OXYGEN from your feedwater. By the presence of dissolved oxygen in system , corrosion and pitting caused on metal surface. Removes dissolved oxygen , By acting as an oxygen scavenger.
Oxygen scavenger is a class of chemicals added to react and remove oxygen in water to protect against oxygen induced corrosion. The use of Ammonium Bisulfite as a chemical deoxygenator is economical within certain limitations imposed by the dissolved oxygen content. Ammonium Bisulfite is relied on as the sole means of oxygen removal. Generally, costs are balanced by removal of as much of the oxygen as feasible by mechanical means, e.g. deaerator and by using Ammonium Bisulfite to react with the residual oxygen.
To prevent corrosion and pitting it is desirable to feed the Ammonium Bisulfite.
Theoretically, 7.88 pounds of RXSOL-40-5023-210 are required to remove one pound of oxygen. The efficiency of the oxygen removal is estimated at 75 per cent to allow for oxidation in contact with air, blowdown losses, etc. Therefore it is estimated that 10 pounds of RXSOL-40-5023-210 are required for each pound of oxygen removed (or 10 ppm RXSOL-40-5023-210 per 1 ppm dissolved oxygen.)
HANDLING, STORAGE AND PRECAUTIONS :
RXSOL-40-5023-210 is mildly alkaline in nature. Normal precautions should be taken while handling solid powders. In case of contact, wash with water. Do not swallow.
RXSOL-40-5023-210 should be stored in a dry condition. Close the container tightly to avoid contact with air.
PACKING :
RXSOL-40-5023-210 is available in 50 kg polythene lined bags.
be taken while handling solid powders. In case of contact, wash with water. Do not swallow.
RXSOL-40-5023-210 should be stored in a dry condition. Close the container tightly to avoid contact with air.
PACKING :
RXSOL-40-5023-210 is available in 50 kg polythene lined bags.
HANDLING, STORAGE AND PRECAUTIONS :
RXSOL-40-5023-210 is mildly alkaline in nature. Normal precautions should be taken while handling solid powders. In case of contact, wash with water. Do not swallow.
RXSOL-40-5023-210 should be stored in a dry condition. Close the container tightly to avoid contact with air.
PACKING :
RXSOL-40-5023-210 is available in 50 kg polythene lined bags.
PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
| Formula | (NH4HSO3) |
| Molecular Weight | 99 |
| Physical appearance | Clear, Yellow coloured solution free From foreign particles. |
| Ammonium Bisulphite NH4HSO3 percentage by mass | 65 % Min. |
| Specific Gravity | 1.37 TO 1.39 |
| pH | 4 - 5 |
| Description | Yellow coloured liquid having strong smell of Sulphur Dioxide. |
| Standard Packing |
250 Kgs. HDPE Drum 1000 Liters Intermediate Bulk container (IBC) Special packaging requirements can be accommodated. |
HANDLING, STORAGE AND PRECAUTIONS :
RXSOL-40-5023-210 is mildly alkaline in nature. Normal precautions should
The most common oxygen scavengers in oilfield production are sodium bisulfite (SBS) and ammonium bisulfite (ABS). Ammonium bisulfite is more water soluble than sodium bisulfite and typically react with oxygen faster. However, ammonium in the ammonium bisulfite can promote bacteria growth.
Being a salt of a weak acid and a strong base, sodium bisulfite forms a significantly basic aqueous solution whereas ammonium bisulfite is only slightly basic at around pH 8. As a rule of thumb, 60ppm of 65wt% ammonium bisulfite is required to reduce the oxygen concentration in water from 9ppm to 50ppb.
The reaction of bisulfite with oxygen is typically faster at higher temperatures and can be facilitated by transition metal ion catalysts, e.g. Cobalt.
The most common applications of oxygen scavenger in oil and gas production are for seawater injection facilities, hydro-testing, and acid stimulation
It is used to arrest oxygen in sea water
It removes Entrapped Oxygen and thus reduces Corrosion
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