CHEMICAL PRODUCTS PRODUCTION

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LASTABIL BK Ladenburg GmbH Gesellschaft fur chemische Erzeugnisse Dr.-Albert-Reimann-Strasse 2 D-6802 Ladenburg Germany chemical products for the production, processing, converting and treating of paper and cardboard; namely, chemical agents for the processing of waste paper, dispersing agents for pigments, biocides for the control of microorganisms and slime, preservatives, flocculents, incrustation preventing means, resin control agents, sequestering agents, and felt detergents; chemical products for the production, processing, converting and treating of textiles; namely, auxiliary dispersing and sequestering agents, bleach stabilizing agents, auxiliary dyeing and printing agents;
PELTEC TFL Ledertechnik GmbH PETER-KRAUSENECK-STRASSE 16 RHEINFELDEN 79618 Germany Chemical products for the production of leather, finishing of leather and processing of leather; tanning agents and tanning auxiliaries in the nature of chemicals for use in the manufacture of leather;
X-ZYME TFL Ledertechnik GmbH PETER-KRAUSENECK-STRASSE 16 RHEINFELDEN 79618 Germany Chemical products for the production of leather, finishing of leather and processing of leather; tanning agents and tanning auxiliaries in the nature of chemicals for use in the manufacture of leather;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A fluid conditioning system designed to be installed between the well perforation and the intake of a pump used to effect artificial lift is used to filter and chemically treat production fluids. The fluid conditioning system is an apparatus that provides scale inhibitors and/or other chemical treatments into the production stream. In some embodiments, the fluid conditioning system may be a part of the production stream filter wherein the filtering material is comprised of a porous medium that contains and supports the treatment chemical. In other embodiments, the chemical treatment may be accomplished by the gradual dissolution of a solid phase chemical. The treating chemical may be recharged or replenished by various downhole reservoirs or feeding means. In yet other embodiments, the treating chemical may be replenished from the surface by means of a capillary tube. In certain other embodiments, the apparatus may be retrievable from the surface thereby permitting recharge or replenishment of the chemical in the apparatus on an as-needed basis. The filtration apparatus may incorporate a by-pass valve that allows fluid to by-pass the filter as sand or other particulate matter fills up or blocks the filter.