Can Solid Waste from Sugarcane Bagasse Increase Crude Oil Recovery?

IJEP 42(14): 1725-1731 : Vol. 42 Issue. 14 (Conference 2022)

R. Setiati1*, Shabrina Sri Riswati1 and A. Rinanti2

1. Universitas Trisakti, Petroleum Engineering Department, Faculty of Earth Technology and Energy, Jakarta 11440, Indonesia
2. Universitas Trisakti, Environmental Engineering Department, Faculty of Landscape Architecture and Environmental Technology, Jakarta 11440, Indonesia

Abstract

The objective of this research is to acknowledge the role of sugarcane bagasse in improvement of crude oil recovery. Sugarcane bagasse is one of the solid wastes commonly found in Indonesia. The impact of sugarcane processing is the generation of large sugarcane bagasse wastes, which are sugarcane that have gone through several milling processes. The method used to overcome the problem is by utilizing sugarcane bagasse as the surfactant. Sugarcane bagasse can be processed into surfactants through hydrolysis and sulphonation processes. The produced surfactant was used as injection fluid in an oil reservoir. The compatibility of this surfactant was previously measured before it was applied to the core injection process. The compatibility test shows that surfactant bagasse was compatible with light crude oil. The surfactant can form middle phase emulsion with lower interface tension of oil and formation of water, which was previously higher. With the low interfacial tension, oil grains can be moved more manageablely, whereas oil can be reproduced. Based on that, we can conclude that sugarcane bagasse as solid waste can be used to improve oil recovery rate as a surfactant.

Keywords

Sugarcane bagasse, Surfactant, Oil crude, Solid waste, Recovery

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