These mixtures are very difficult to handle, meter, or transport. Oil and gas wells produce a mixture of hydrocarbon gas, condensate or oil, salt water, other gases, including nitrogen, carbon dioxide (CO2), and possibly hydrogen sulfide (H2S), and solids, including sand from the reservoir, dirt, scale, and corrosion products from the tubing. Three-Phase SeparatorsĘ5Ģ.16.1: Liquid Handling and Liquid Retention TimeĘ5Ģ.16.5: Droplet Size (Liquid in gas phase)Ę8Ģ.17: Design Principles and sizing of Oil-gas SeparatorĘ8ģ.2: three phase separation equipment’sđ08ģ.2.3: Horizontal Three-Phase Separator with a Liquid “Boot”đ11ģ.5: Three-Phase Separator Design Theoryđ18ģ.6.1: Horizontal Three-phase Separator Sizing-Half-Fullđ21ģ.6.1.3: Settling Water Droplets from Oil Phaseđ22ģ.6.1.4: Separating Oil Droplets from Water Phaseđ23ģ.6.2.3: Settling Oil from Water Phase Constraintđ25ģ.7: Separator Design (second method)đ31Ĥ.2.3: Stability of oil water emulsionđ37Ĥ.3.2: Gunbarrel tanks with internal and external gas bootsđ44Ĥ.7.1: Gunbarrels with Internal/External Gas Bootđ84Ĭrude Oil Stabilization and Sweeteningđ93Ħ.6.1: Stage vaporization with stripping gas.Ē06Ħ.6.2: Trayed stabilization with stripping gas.Ē07Ħ.6.3: Reboiled trayed stabilization.Ē08ħ.2.1: Volumetric Measurement Meters (Orifice Meters)Ē21ħ.2.4: Turbine and Positive Displacement Meter SelectionĒ24Ĩ.2: Type Selection and IdentificationĒ28Ĩ.8.1: Two-Position (on-off) ControllersĒ45Ĩ.9.3: Flow Characteristics and Valve SelectionĒ49Ĩ.9.4: Fundamentals of Control Valve SizingĒ50ĩ.2: Relief Device Design and Requirements:Ē56ĩ.4: Special Relief System ConsiderationsĒ60 Prediction and Inhibition of Gas Hydrates Bookīasics of Corrosion in Oil and Gas Industry Bookġ.3: Physical properties of Hydrocarbon Gasesđ1ġ.3.2: Molecular weight and apparent molecular weightđ1ġ.3.3: Apparent molecular weight of gas mixtuređ2ġ.3.4: Gas Specific Gravity and Densityđ3ġ.3.7: Gas density at any condition of Pressure and temperatuređ8ġ.3.8: Gas volume at any condition of Pressure and temperatuređ9ġ.4: properties of Hydrocarbon Liquids (Crude Oil)Ē3Ģ.4: Principles of Physical Separation:Ĕ4Ģ.7: Separator categories and nomenclature:Ĕ7Ģ.8: Functional Sections of a Gas-Liquid SeparatorĔ7Ģ.10.3: Double-Barrel Horizontal Separatorsĕ3Ģ.10.4: Horizontal Separator with a “Boot” or “Water Pot”ĕ4Ģ.13: Control Components of Gas–Oil Separatorsė6Ģ.15.4: Fields with Different Flowing Tubing PressuresĘ3Ģ.15.5: Determining Separator Operating PressuresĘ4Ģ.15.6: Two-Phase vs. Fundamentals of Oil and Gas Processing Book
0 kommentar(er)
