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Chemical analytical laboratory “Aganneftegazgeologiya” has received accreditation

16.11.2010 “Ugra-Inform”

Nizhnevartovsk district. Chemical-analytical laboratory of petroleum “Chernogorneft” company “Aganneftegazgeologiya” has received accreditation in the analytical laboratories’ accreditation system in Russia. Accreditation has been carried out, as a part of "Aganneftegazgeologiya" ‘ preparation, delivery and sale of oil and gas improvement program.

Today in the structure of “Aganneftegazgeologiya” there are three chemical-analytical laboratories. Laboratory of petroleum “Chernogorneft”, created six years ago, is equipped with modern facilities and it is considered as one of the best in the Nizhnevartovsk region. It is accredited for nine indicators of quantitative chemical analysis of commercial oil, including such as the definition of mass fraction of water, sulfur, and solids, density, kinematic viscosity, and others.
According to the press service of “Aganneftegazgeologiya” company, the received accreditation entitles the company not only to conduct independently acceptance tests of commercial oil from Eguryahskoyoe, Chernogorskoye and Mokhtikovskoyoe deposits, but also to provide services for this kind of activity to outside organizations.

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