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Reducing Oil Content Of Oil Based Mud By Indigenous Microbial Consortium

Posted on:2017-04-29Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:W X YangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330512479160Subject:Environmental Engineering
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Oil is an important energy.With the growth of social economy,the demand for oil is rising,and people show more attention on the problem cased by oil.Oil-base mud is created in the process of oilfield production,which contains higher petroleum material and is difficult to deal with.This study used the indigenous microbial consortium to deal with oil-base mud.Compared with physical and chemical methods,the microbial method was more economic and will not cause secondary pollution.In this paper,oil-based mud was used as the research object.The effect was not ideal by using microbiological method to degradate oil-base mud directly.So we used the surfactant cleaning method to preprocess oil-base mud,adding with shake flask test and microcosm experiments to explore the degradation effect of oil-base mud by indigenous microbial consortium.The main conclusions were as follows:(1)Total petroleum hydrocarbon(TPH)content in oil-based mud was 135.36±7.78 g/kg which showed the pollution was serious;pH value was 9.05±0.05 which showed the oil-based mud was alkaline;Salinity value was 1.20±0.02%;Moisture content was 2.17±0.64%;The content of organic matter,available N and available P were 20.36±0.05%,44.34±13.53 mg/kg and 23.79±0.05 mg/kg,respectively.(2)Four indigenous bacterias was isolated from oil-based mud:Y1,Y2,Y3 and Y4.Four strains belong to Bacills sp by 16S rRNA gene sequence identification and phylogenetic tree analysis.Y1 was similar to Bacillus cereus and the similarity was 99%.Y2 was similar to Bacillus pumilus and the similarity was 99%;Y3 was similar to Bacillus subtilis and the similarity was 99%;Y4 was similar to Bacillus cereus and the similarity was 99%.(3)Oil-based mud had high oil content which leaded to the results that microorganism method had no effect on the degradation the oil-based mud.After surfactant cleaning of oil-base mud preprocessing,oil content of oil-based mud declined from 13.536%to 6.735%within 1 hour.(4)To study the optimal degrading condition of four strains,a single factor experiment was carried out on surfactant cleaned oil-based mud.The results showed that The results showed that the optimum range of pH,salinity and temperature was 7?9,0.3%?1.3%and 30??37?,respectively.Under the optimal conditions,the degradation rate of Y1 was 38.82%;the degradation rate of Y2 was 28.26%;the degradation rate of Y3 was 31.5%;the degradation rate of Y4 was 39.4%.(5)Based on the optimal condition of results,shake flask experiment was carried on the oil-base mud and the degradation rate of TPH was 42.61%.The microcosm experiment was used on further degradation of the oil-based mud.After 35 days,the degradation rates of TPH in oil-base mud by Y1,Y2,Y3,Y4 and mixed bacteria group were 48.32%,44.48%,45.76%,50.94%and 67.68%,and the degradation effect of the mixed strains was obviously higher than that of single strain.We used the surfactant cleaning method to preprocess oil-based mud,adding with shake flask test and microcosm experiments to reduce oil content of oil-based mud.The oil content of oil-based mud was reduced from 13.536%to 1.135%.This method will provide basis for oil-based mud treatment technology.
Keywords/Search Tags:Oil-based mud, microbial degradation, indigenous microbial, 16S rRNA
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