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Deposition of Barium Sulfate from Sea Water in Oil-well Rotary Pumps
註釋The Bureau of Mines in cooperation with the City of Long Beach, Calif., studied some physical factors effecting the deposition of barium sulfate scale in oil-well rotary pumps. Freshly formed barium sulfate was obtained by combining sulfate in sea water with barium from a barium chloride solution. The rare of scale deposition was measured quantitatively by weighing the pump impellers and diffusers. The results of the tests showed that coating the impellers with plastic significantly reduced the rate of barium sulfate deposition.