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The higher viscosities found in heavy crudes make flow assurance a challenge to operators. Phaneendra Kondapi, an engineering manager of flow management at FMC Technologies and an adjunct professor of subsea engineering at the University of Houston, said there is a range of mature technologies designed to keep production flowing. Many of these technologies allow production to flow from reservoirs that previously could not be produced economically. Asphaltenes in heavy crude is one example of a naturally occurring substance that originates in the fluid itself. “You cannot eliminate these issues. They are going to happen. You have to have some kind of remediation method or some kind of prevention method,” he said. Other challenges from heavy crude stem from the removal or reduction of unwanted substances. “They are naturally occurring from the fluid. Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) for example, is part of the fluid. You cannot stop it from coming out,” he said.

The emulsifiers application segment is estimated to lead the silicone surfactants market in 2017, and this trend is expected to continue during the forecast period as well. The growth of this segment can be attributed to the increasing use of silicone surfactants in the personal care, construction, and paints & coatings industries. Features such as spreadability and softness make silicone surfactants preferable for use as emulsifiers in personal care products, polyurethane foams, and coatings, among other applications.

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“Different plants take up different compounds,” says John Stolz, an environmental microbiologist at Duquesne University. For example, rice and potatoes take up arsenic from water, but tomatoes don’t. Sunflowers and rape take up uranium from soil, but it’s unknown if grasses do. “There are a variety of organic compounds, metals and radioactive material that are of human health concern when livestock meat or milk is ingested,” says Motoko Mukai, a veterinary toxicologist at Cornell’s College of Veterinary Medicine. These “compounds accumulate in the fat and are excreted into milk. Some compounds are persistent and do not get metabolized easily.”

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Already, wary farmers in the Marcellus are seeking land away from the shale. The outward migration is simultaneously raising prices for good farmland in the Hudson River Valley, which lies outside the shale zone, and depressing the price of land over the Marcellus. According to John Bingham, an organic farmer in upstate New York who is involved in regional planning, lower prices entice absentee investors to buy up farmland and gain favorable “farm rate” tax breaks, even as they speculate on the gas boom. “Fracking is not a healthy development for food security in regions near fracking or away from it,” Bingham concludes.

Oilfield solutions provided by BASF include drilling, cementing, stimulation, production, and enhanced oil recovery. Main products include lubricants, biocides, corrosion inhibitors, defoamers, shale inhibitors, flocculants, dispersants, fluid loss control additives, retarders, acids, friction reducers, water control polymers, hydrogen sulfide scavengers, and surfactants.

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Sterbcow focused several questions on Gagliano's decision to use a "defoaming" additive in mixing the cement, which BP identified in its internal report into the well blowout as a key cause for the cement not doing its job. Sterbcow pointed to a series of Halliburton manuals that warned against using a defoamer in a foam slurry mixture.