The document contains questions about controlling conditions for safe natural gas transportation by pipeline, including the objectives of dewpoint control units and hydrocarbon dehydration processes. Specifically, it asks about controlling temperature and pressure, removing condensate and water from gas streams, and why mercury is removed when producing liquefied natural gas (LNG).
The document contains questions about controlling conditions for safe natural gas transportation by pipeline, including the objectives of dewpoint control units and hydrocarbon dehydration processes. Specifically, it asks about controlling temperature and pressure, removing condensate and water from gas streams, and why mercury is removed when producing liquefied natural gas (LNG).
The document contains questions about controlling conditions for safe natural gas transportation by pipeline, including the objectives of dewpoint control units and hydrocarbon dehydration processes. Specifically, it asks about controlling temperature and pressure, removing condensate and water from gas streams, and why mercury is removed when producing liquefied natural gas (LNG).
1. What are the conditions needed to be controlled within specified limits to
ensure quality and safety transportation of natural gas? 2. You are participating in the Hydrocarbon Dewpoint Control Unit intended to process produced rich natural gas in the field for pipeline delivery specifications. What is the primary objective of the plant and what are the secondary objectives? 3. Before entering the gas export pipeline, the gas production stream of Songosongo field enters a Hydrocarbon dehydration process to extract condensate and to control the dewpoint of the gas delivered to the pipeline. The filed production stream is at 110 bara and 100 oC The pipeline requirements are: cricondentherm not exceeding -10 oC and delivering pressure 70 bara. a) What is meant by dew-point control in natural gas processing? b) Make a simple sketch that shows the phase envelopes of separator gas (feed gas) and sales gas as in dew point control. 4. Make a simple sketch (flow diagram) of a typical absorption process for removing water from natural gas. 5. Why is it necessary to remove mercury from natural gas used in the production of LNG?