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Introduction

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Activities

Conduct environmental monitoring and measurement of pollutants concentrations in soil, water, and air.
Assess drilling fluids to reduce leftover effect before disposal and avoid environmental contamination.
Identifying the root sources of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) & mercury (Hg) species in oil and gas.

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Services

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Measuring the amount and distribution of particle sizes in different fluids by laser technology. Particle size distribution (PSD)
Physical analysis (pH, type, color, etc.)
Full chemical analysis such as
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Major ions (Na, Ca, Mg, K, Cl, SO4)
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Determination of Sodium and Potassium in Water, soil samples.
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Determination of (Phosphate, Nitrate, Nitrite, sulphate, Phenol, etc).
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Determination of TOC in water and soil.
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Chemical oxygen demand (COD)
Water compatibility studies.

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Complete analysis of Bentonite, Cement, Clay, Limestone and Soil.
Formation & produced water microbiology
Assessment of Biocides against bacterial contamination especially SRB bacteria.
Controlling oil field chemicals, especially drilling materials & cuts.
Biological oxygen demand (BOD5) in ground & west water.
Fuel microbiology testing.
Bioremediation treatment of contaminated sites.
Microbial Enhanced Oil Recovery (MEOR).Biodegradation of polymer compounds included in drilling fluids.

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Alkalinity as calcium carbonate (ASTM D-1067)
Acidity (ASTM D-1067)
Hydroxide
Ammonium (NH4) by Dr 2500
Bicarbonate (ASTM D-513)
Bromide (Ion Chromatography)
Calcium by titration or by IC
Calcium hardness (ASTM D-1126)
Carbonates (ASTM D-513)
Electrical Conductivity (ASTM D-1125)
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) (D1252) (Dr 5000)
Carbon dioxide (ASTM D-513)
Chloride by IC or Titration
Residual Chlorine (Dr5000)
Fluoride by Dr Lange or Ion Chromatography
Total hardness as calcium carbonate (ASTM D- 1126) by calculation
Hydrogen sulfide (ASTM D-4658)
Magnesium hardness (ASTM D-1126)
Magnesium by titration (ASTM D-511)
Potassium by flam photometer (ASTM D-2791)
Nitrate by Dr Lange or Dr 5000
Nitrite by Dr Lange or Dr 5000 spectrophotometer
Nitrogen total by Dr 2500 spectrophotometer
Dissolved Oxygen (ASTM D- 888)

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pH (ASTM D- 1293)
Particle size distribution (Master size 2000)
Total phosphate by IC or Dr 5000
Resistivity by calculation
Total silica by Dr 2500 Spectrophotometer
Sodium by Flam Photometer (ASTM D-2791)
Total dissolved solids (TDS) (ASTM D-5907)
Total suspended solids (TSS)) (CEMM420
Total dissolved solids (calculated)
Summation (TDS) by calculation
Oil and Grease (gravimetric method (5520P)
Phenols by Dr 5000
Salinity by calculation
Sulphate by Dr 2500 Spectrophotometer or IC
Sulphide by Dr 2500 spectrophotometer
Turbidity (ASTM D-889)
Specific gravity (ASTM D-1429)
Cyanide by Dr Lange or (Photometer L F 2400)
Phenol Ph. ALK. AS CaCO3
Methyl Orange Alk. As CaCO3
Color by Dr 2500 Spectrophotometer
Odor, Temperature & Taste
Oxidation Reduction Potential (ORP)
Sodium Adsorption Ratio (SAR)

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Sample preparation  
Total organic carbon by Brady & Well  
Total organic matter by (BS-1377-3-1990)/ Brady & Well
pH value by Brady & Well
Conductivity by Brady & Well 
Moisture content by (ASTM C114)  
Chloride content by (BS-1377-3-1990)
Sulfates content by (BS-1377-3-1990)
Particle size distribution (Master size 2000)  
Mass loss on ignition by (BS-1377-3-1990)

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Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC)  
Total dissolved solids (TDS) by Brady & Well 
Free water  
Iron and Aluminum Oxide R2O2 (Al2O3+Fe2O3) content  
Magnesium Oxide (MgO) content  
Calcium Oxide (CaO) content  
Potassium Oxide (K2O) content  
Sodium Oxide (Na2O) content
Silicon Oxide (SiO2) content  
Sulphur III Oxide (SO3) content

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Total coliform bacteria, E-Coli, Total colony count
Fluorescing Pseudomonads  
Legionella bacteria testing  
General aerobic bacteria
General anaerobic bacteria (GAAB)  
Iron related bacteria  
Slime forming bacteria  
Sulphur oxidizing bacteria  
Biological oxygen demand (BOD)

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Acid producing bacteria  
Yeast and moulds P/A  
Sulfate reducing bacteria (SRB)  
Heterotrophic aerobic bacteria  
General fungi P/A  
Fecal coliform (F.C)  
Clostridium 
Total Viable Count (TVC) @    C & C 
Hydrocarbon Degraders & Oxidizers

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Instrumental Analysis Section

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Instrumental Analysis Section provides qualitative and quantitative analysis for different kind of samples using spectroscopy analysis techniques such as:

Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)
Inductively Coupled Plasma -Optical Emission spectrometer (ICP-OES).
Infrared Spectrophotometry Technique.
Ultraviolet- Visible Spectrophotometry
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometry Technique.
X-Ray Diffraction & X-Ray Fluorescence Techniques.
Natural gas and Hydrocarbon distribution analysis in addition to Determining the oxygenates in gasoline Boiling range and Distribution of petroleum fractions.

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Atomic Spectroscopic Analysis 

Determining the concentration of the following elements: (Al, As, Ba, Bi, Ca, Cd, Cr, Co, Cu, Fe, Mg, Mn, Ni, Pb, V, Zn, Sr……etc) in ppm, ppb and % by atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS) and atomic emission spectroscopy (AES).

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Measurement of organic and inorganic compounds & identify the functional groups Molecules are analyzed by (UV- VIS) and (FTIR) Spectrometer.

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Elemental analyzer measures carbon (C), hydrogen (H), nitrogen (N) and sulfur (S).

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Qualitative and quantitative Identification of the compounds in a mixture using the following methods:

natural gases and calculated properties (ASTM D-1945) 
liquefied petroleum gases (LPG). 
Hydrocarbon (C2 – C5) in gasoline  
Boiling Rang distribution of petroleum fractions (SIM DIST) (ASTM D-2887)  
Detailed hydrocarbon (DHA) in Light hydrocarbon (ASTM )
Analysis of single light alcohol  
Carbon distribution of crude oil  
Analysis of MTBE, ETBE, T AME, DIPE, tertiary- Amyl alcohol and C1 to C4 Alcohol in Gasoline (ASTM)

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Analysis of Trace Sulfur in Light hydrocarbon (ASTM D-5504)  
Hydrocarbons (C4 - C15+) in naphtha fractions
Purity of gases (CO2, N2, and O2) per component (ASTM )
BTEX sample preparation and GC analysis
GC/MS Single scan
GC/MS Full Range scan  
Dew Point and water content by show meter  
Poly Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs) (EPA )
Sulfur Traces in Liquid (ASTM D5623)

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Performs photographic analysis of the surface of samples and chemical analysis to determine the types and concentrations of basic elements.

Generating high-resolution images at a high magnification using

X-Ray Diffraction Analyses  Identification of materials based on their diffraction pattern.

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Environmental Studies & Sustainability

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Measurement Total petroleum hydrocarbons in water (TPH) and Total petroleum hydrocarbons in Soil (TOG/TPH)

Conducting environmental monitoring and measurement of pollutants (soil/water/air).
Follow-up physical and chemical changes on contaminants.
Monitoring the spread of various air pollutants caused by oil industries.
Tracking the contamination resulting from oil spills & leaks from pipes, tanks, and fuel stations.
Monitoring of oil pollution in the sea and land through periodic surveillance.
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) of the proposed oil projects.
Study the environmental impacts of produced water on groundwater.
Report Generation Interpretation and final report production.

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Machine

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OCMA -500 -HORIBA – Oil Content Analyzer
InfraCal TOG/ TPH
Gas met Model – DX 4040 FTIR Gas Analyzers
Inficon Hapsite ER Portable GC-MS
Pastel UV – PAH
Tracerco T-202 Radiation Monitor
Dionex ACS-2000 ion chromatography system
Hach DR 2500
Corning 400 Flame Photometer
Master Sizer-2000 Particle Size Distribution
Hach DR 5000
Sherwood Flame Photometer
BUCHI AutoKjeldahl Unit K-370
TOC-VCSH TOTAL ORGANIC ANALYZER
JENWAY UV-VIS Spectrophotometer
16- Biological Oxygen Demand BOD Track Ⅱ include incubator

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BI-2000 Electrolytic Respirometer
Inverted Fluorescence Microscope
Microtox 500 Analyzer
Agilent 5110 SVDV ICP-OES
FSAAS 240
Direct Mercury Analyzer DMA-80
Automatic Petro Pyrolysis Mercury Analyzer / PE-1000
24- Gas chromatography Varian cp-3800 (DHA, NGA, GC – BTEX, DHA-PIONA & GC-Oxygenate)
FTIR SPECTROMETER – THE VERTEX 70V
SEM/EDS – Scanning Electron Microscopy
XRF Spectrometer

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