Condensate Downstream Pipeline 
OilPro
APRIL 28, 2025
In the context of gas pipelines, a “pipeline drip” refers to a vessel or system designed to collect liquids, such as water and hydrocarbons, that condense out of the gas stream. While pipeline drips are the traditional method for liquids removal, they don’t come without their downsides. of liquids.
OilPro
AUGUST 6, 2024
In the context of oil and gas pipelines, a “slug” is a large quantity of liquid that builds up in low areas and which can rapidly flow through the pipeline once a volume of gas is alowed to build up pressure behind the liquid slug. Safety Reduced safety risks: Slugs can lead to pipeline failures and hazardous conditions.
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Pro-Gas Services
JANUARY 17, 2025
This self-contained system is specifically engineered to process raw natural gas, removing impurities and liquids to ensure it meets stringent quality standards for pipeline transportation or further processing. In a JT skid, this principle is harnessed to cool and condense the gas, facilitating the separation of liquids and impurities.
Rigzone
JUNE 6, 2025
In a statement posted on its website in February, BP announced a “fundamentally reset strategy” This strategy will see BP grow its upstream oil and gas business, focus its downstream business, and invest with increasing discipline into the transition, the company noted in that statement.
Pro-Gas Services
MAY 10, 2025
These are not mere byproducts but critical commodities that fuel economic growth, generate employment, and support numerous downstream industries both within Texas and globally. Efficient natural gas liquid separation is crucial for meeting natural gas quality specifications for pipeline transportation and end-use.
Pro-Gas Services
MAY 31, 2025
Effective natural gas liquid separation is also crucial for meeting pipeline gas quality specifications, preventing transport issues, and controlling heating value. This involves chilling natural gas to very low temperatures to condense NGLs, which are then separated and fractionated.
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