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EXCERSICE
A dew point control plant to condition 75 MMSCFD (outlet capacity) will be built to
operate in a gas condensate field. The gas processed for the unit shall meet the
hydrocarbon and water dew point specification given here below in this document. The
liquid stream shall meet the RVP requirements given here below.
Wellhead stream will be directed to the slug catcher. The Gas Processing Plant will
process the gas, liquid hydrocarbons, and water from the slug catcher. The gas from the
slug catcher will be sent to a high-pressure separator, then to the glycol dehydration unit,
and to the dew point control plant based on mechanical refrigeration.
The liquid from the Slug Catcher will be let down in pressure to about 500 psig as it flows
into the Medium Pressure Production Separator. There is combined with the liquid
extracted from the gas during the dew pointing operation. The Medium Pressure
Production Separator functions as a three-phase separator. It separates the gas which
evolves due to the pressure letdown from the water and hydrocarbon liquid. The water
will be treated and possibly some of it will be used for irrigation. The hydrocarbon liquid
will be stabilized using a Condensate Stabilizer.
DESIGN FEED
The project is designed to produce 75 MMSCFD of treated gas. The delivery pressure at
battery limit conditions will be 1700 psig.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
GTP gas shall be salable treated gas, once dehydrated and dew pointed. This means a
maximum dew point of 32 oF at 640 psig. Water content will be maximum 7 lbs/MMSCF.
The liquid produced in the GTP shall have a RVP of 13 and 1% water and sediments. A
stabilization column will be provided for this purpose.
PROBLEM GUIDE
3. Create reservoir feed taking into account composition and plant arrival conditions
7. Simulate two phase slug catcher and condensate control valve to IP: 280 psig
9. Simulate the glycol unit as component splitter. Water flowing at the bottom
10. Simulate cooling system (E-103, E-104 and V-106). Consider C3 refrigeration
cycle from 45 psia to 295 psia. S/T heat exchanger 1 shell at first approach
11. Preheat cool liquid stream with refrigeration propane downstream of condenser
using E-105 heat exchanger. Mix condensate and V-106 liquid stream to IP
separator V-102
12. Split HC stream from V-102. Stream 7 will be a 33 % for stabilizer reflux. Use
splitter parameter.
14. Introduce a 14 stages non reflux condensate stabiliser. Feed will enter at 7th
theoretical stage. Other feed at stage 1th. Only spec will be 13 RVP on bottom.
Top pressure is 150 psig while.
15. Cool down condensate stream to 130 F with and air cooler
16. Compress vapor overhead to HP in two stages. Consider Air Cooler Outlet Temp
of 133 F.
17. Combine Vapors from V-102 with vapors of column overhead compressor.
Compress to HP
UTILITIES
21. Verify that the process produce 75 MMSCFD of treated gas and equivalent
standard liquids, using stream property table on streams 24/20-L: right button over
the stream arrow, show table
22. Verify process specification using utilities. Verify LHV spec meeting using
extension: gas properties. Verify RVP spec using RVP property extension. Notice
how O2 & N2 are created to simulate RVP test.
25. Calculate line diameter on condensate export pump suction (20-L) using 0,5
psi/100 ft (tools / utilities / pipe sizing)
26. Calculate slug catcher liquid level control valve using valve rating
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