It is important to note that this entire analysis and the creation of this new product were formulated based on the sample received. There is a 10% limit for water in poorer condition, and no more. This dosage is attached. The dosage is determined by the oil level in the sample to be treated. This dosage is 10% of the oil content in the medium. If the water is another type, containing higher amounts of hydrocarbons or chemicals, the water to be treated must be analyzed beforehand and another formulation developed for that water sample.
If the tank is 50,000 L, this would be proportionally 1,000 L of OIL WATER GREEN. Let it stand for about two hours and, after observing the clarified water, pump it out onto a tanker truck to take it to the drilling site.
This product precipitates the solids present in the treated sample and degrades the liquid contaminants.
The water is left in Class 5 industrial use conditions, according to the safety table for liquids contaminated with oil.
If the tank is 50,000 liters and the amount of oil is approximately 1000 liters, 10% of green water oil must be added, which means 100 liters of reagent is added to the tank above it and is left to act and rest for a period of 24 hours, during this time the reaction is carried out producing the precipitation of solid contaminants and leaving the supernatant clean to be reused industrially. The deposited solids are extracted and dried, it does not contain contaminants and can be added to the soil.