Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-17T15:01:56Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 ShirlleKSN_TESE_PARCIAL.pdf: 1534638 bytes, checksum: ca047a7bd2b85b3f98d9d4d116c8a5d1 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2013-07-19 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior / The petroleum production is associated to the produced water, which has dispersed and dissolved materials that damage not only the environment, but also the petroleum processing units. This study aims at the treatment of produced water focusing mainly on the removal of metals and oil and using this treated water as raw material for the production of sodium carbonate. Initially, it was addressed the removal of the following divalent metals: calcium, magnesium, barium, zinc, copper, iron, and cadmium. For this purpose, surfactants derived from vegetable oils, such as coconut oil, soybean oil, and sunflower oil, were used. The investigation showed that there is a stoichiometric relationship between the metals removed from the produced water and the surfactants used in the process of metals removal. It was also developed a model that correlates the hydrolysis constant of saponified coconut oil with the metal distribution between the resulting stages of the proposed process, flocs and aqueous phases, and relating the results with the pH of the medium. The correlation coefficient obtained was 0.963. Next, the process of producing washing soda (prefiro soda ahs ou sodium carbonate) started. The resulting water from the various treatment approaches from petroleum production water was used. During this stage of the research, it was observed that the surfactant assisted in the produced water treatment, by removing some metals and the dispersed oil entirety. The yield of sodium carbonate production was approximately 80%, and its purity was around 95%. It was also assessed, in the production of sodium carbonate, the influence of the type of reactor, using a continuous reactor and a batch reactor. These tests showed that the process with continuous reactor was not as efficient as the batch process. In general, it can be concluded that the production of sodium carbonate from water of oil production is a feasible process, rendering an effluent that causes a great environmental impact a raw material with large scale industrial use / A produ??o do petr?leo ? associada ? ?gua produzida, que apresenta materiais dispersos e dissolvidos que prejudicam n?o s? o meio ambiente, mas tamb?m, as unidades de processamento de petr?leo. Este trabalho objetiva o tratamento da ?gua de produ??o enfocando, principalmente, a remo??o de ?leo e de metais e a utiliza??o desta ?gua tratada como mat?ria-prima para produ??o de barrilha. Inicialmente, verificou-se a remo??o dos seguintes metais bivalentes: c?lcio, magn?sio, b?rio, zinco, cobre, ferro e o c?dmio. Utilizou-se para este fim tensoativos derivados de ?leos vegetais, tais como: ?leo de coco, ?leo de soja e ?leo de girassol. Verificou-se que existe uma rela??o estequiom?trica entre os metais removidos da ?gua de produ??o e os tensoativos utilizados no processo. Tamb?m, desenvolveu-se um modelo que relaciona a constante de hidr?lise do ?leo de coco saponificado com a distribui??o do metal entre as fases resultantes do processo proposto, fases floco e aquosa, relacionando os resultados com o pH do meio. Obteve-se um coeficiente de correla??o na ordem de 0,963. Em seguida, iniciou-se o processo de obten??o da barrilha. Utilizou-se a ?gua resultante das diversas correntes de tratamento da ?gua produzida. Nesta etapa do trabalho, observou-se que o tensoativo auxiliava no tratamento da ?gua de produ??o, removendo parte dos metais e a totalidade do petr?leo disperso. O rendimento da produ??o da barrilha foi da ordem de 80% e sua pureza ficou em torno de 95%. Avaliou-se, ainda, no processo de produ??o da barrilha, a influ?ncia do tipo de reator, utilizando-se um reator cont?nuo e um reator em batelada. Estes ensaios mostraram que o processo cont?nuo n?o foi t?o eficiente quanto o processo em batelada. De forma geral, pode-se concluir que a produ??o de barrilha a partir da ?gua de produ??o de petr?leo ? um processo vi?vel, transformando um efluente que causa grande impacto ambiental em mat?ria-prima de larga utiliza??o industrial / 2020-01-01