Gas Processing and Conditioning
Throughout this course, sessions will provide opportunities for the participants to get familiar with the fundamentals of natural gas engineering, and the composition, properties, and production of natural gas. In particular, the course will focus on natural gas dehydration, sweetening, and removal of heavy metals and other impurities. Further, the course will acquaint the trainees intensely with the most recent technologies applied in the field of natural gas processing by delivering real-life case studies.
Description
You Will Learn:
Specifications for natural gas, and condensate
Hydrate formation and prevention methods
Gas treatment equipment description.
Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the principles of the
natural gas industry.
Acid gases removal.
To recognize and develop solutions for operating problem
examples and control issues in gas processing facilities.
This Gas Processing & Conditioning training seminar is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:
Process Engineers along with the Petroleum and Production engineers
Field Operators and Technicians
Facilities and process engineers
Geologists and reservoir engineers
Other Company Staff Involved in Gas Treatment and Processing
Process Engineers who are new to the profession
Managers and government officials and others involved with supervising gas processing operations
Managers involved in the planning and development of new gas processing facilities or modifying existing facilities
Course Outlines
Introduction To Natural Gas
Gas processing systems
Physical properties of hydrocarbons
Vapor-liquid equilibrium
Water-hydrocarbon phase behavior, hydrates, etc.
Glycol dehydration; TEG.
Adsorption dehydration and hydrocarbon removal
Gas treating and sulfur recovery
Operation Troubleshooting
Overview and summary.