Phase Separator Efficiency in Natural Gas Processing: Understanding the Risks and Solutions
Phase separator efficiency is a critical factor in ensuring the quality of natural gas in a transmission system. In this blog, we will examine the role of separator efficiency in natural gas processing, the impact of poor separator efficiency on the pipeline, and what steps can be taken to optimize separator efficiency. Before natural gas […]
Pipeline Pigging: Maximizing Efficiency and Minimizing Threats to Assets
Pipeline pigging Pipeline pigging is a vital process within a natural gas transmission system, playing a crucial role in maintaining efficiency, safety, and compliance with industry standards. The term “pipeline pigging” refers to the practice of using devices to perform various maintenance and inspection tasks within the pipelines. These tasks range from cleaning and removing […]
Achieving Optimal Natural Gas Quality: Harnessing the Power of Filter Efficiency
Ensuring natural gas quality in the transmission system is paramount for safe and efficient operations. Filter and phase separation efficiency play a crucial role in maintaining gas quality by preventing contaminants and impurities from entering the pipeline. In this blog, we will delve into the significance of filter efficiency in natural gas processing, explore the […]
Liquid Carryover in Natural Gas Processing: The Hidden Threat to Gas Quality and Efficiency
Gas analysers are unable to report liquid carryover, and it is an important parameter that is currently not being monitored. It can have a major safety impact and significantly affect the efficiency of both gas processing operations and gas transmission systems. Multiple examples exist where process camera show that liquids exist or a sudden onset […]
Phase Separation in Midstream Natural Gas Systems & Pipelines – Understanding the Risks and Solutions
For both gas treatment plant operators and transmission systems operators (TSOs), incorrect phase separation can result in a significant loss of profits. The installation of process cameras in high-pressure gas systems reveals a much higher level of two-phase flow than expected. In most cases, dewpoints still report dry gas while liquid flows are present. With […]
