The water cut in waterdrive reservoirs can reach very high values. The water cut is the ratio of water produced compared to the volume of total liquids produced from an oil well. Each of these technologies currently have limitations rendering them extremely valuable for trending applications but they are currently not acceptable for fiscal transfer accounting. The main technologies are dielectric measurements using capacitance, radio or microwave frequency and NIR measurements, guided radar, optical and less common are gamma ray based instruments. Water cut meters are typically used in the petroleum industry to measure the water cut of oil flowing from a well, produced oil from a separator, crude oil transfer in pipelines and in loading tankers.
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There are however standards in place for fiscal automatic sampling of crude oil that are used for determination of quality and water content namely API 8.2, EI 476 and ISO 3171. The API is in processes of developing a standard (API MPMS Chapter 10.10) in conjunction with the EI, the ISO committee has not yet developed an international standard for these devices though the EI has a published standard based upon the original content of the original API technical report. While the title "Water cut" has been traditionally used, the API released a technical report using the title/term OWD or On-Line Water Determination, however as these were trademarked by a manufacturer they have been superseded in current dialogue by the term WCA or Water Content Analyser. Every water agency and user must do their part to use the minimum amount of water until this drought ends.A water cut meter measures the water content (cut) of crude oil and hydrocarbons as they flow through a pipeline. Those are shortsighted approaches that will cost residents dearly if the drought persists into 2022 and beyond. Alameda County is asking customers to conserve but has no mandatory water restrictions in place. The East Bay Municipal Utility District is also asking customers to voluntarily conserve 10% of water usage and has imposed outdoor watering rules that call for residents to water their lawns one less day per week than usual. In the East Bay, the Contra Costa Water District has called a stage 1 water shortage and is asking customers to voluntarily cut water use by 10%. The Mid-Peninsula Water District is asking San Mateo County customers to voluntarily reduce water consumption by 10%. And the county’s largest reservoir, Anderson, had to be drained last year after federal officials ordered the dam had to be rebuilt to meet seismic standards.
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The county’s 10 reservoirs are just 11% full as of Thursday. Residential customers who fail to cut use 15% from 2019 levels will pay $7.13 in surcharges for each unit (approximately 748 gallons) of water they use above that amount. These boats were built with a fiberglass deep-vee usually with an outboard and available in Gas. Cutwater 32 cb boats are typically used for overnight-cruising, day-cruising and saltwater-fishing. We’re talking an entirely new running surface here.
By drawing upon the knowledge he’s developed over years working with stepped hulls, Cutwater’s Lead Designer Dave Livingston has just introduced a veritable speedboat to the market, the Cutwater 302 Sport Coupe. The San Jose Water Company, which serves 1 million people in San Jose, Campbell, Cupertino, Los Gatos, Saratoga and Monte Sereno, is issuing notices to residents of mandatory rules for conservation that will include financial penalties for homeowners who exceed the targets. A powerboat built by Cutwater, the 32 cb is a cruisers vessel. But things are changing at the companyor indeed they’ve already changed. Santa Clara County residents are starting to feel the pinch of dwindling supplies, as well. Residents in rural areas are having to truck in supplies from as far away as Sacramento County, and the Marin Municipal Water District set a 40% conservation goal in April. Forecasts show the area could deplete its main reservoir supplies by next summer should the region experience a third consecutive dry winter this year.
The county declared a water-shortage emergency on April 20.
Marin County residents are paying a heavy price for their failure to conserve water. Editorial: Cut water use before state's supply runs out Close Menu