Condensate Drivers Upstream 
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Early Refrigeration Methods Another early technique involved cooling the natural gas stream to condense the water vapor. By reducing the temperature of the gas, water would condense into a liquid form, which could then be separated and removed. The condensed liquids are then separated from the dry gas.
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This involves chilling natural gas to very low temperatures to condense NGLs, which are then separated and fractionated. For instance, an upstream membrane unit can reduce the load on a downstream cryogenic plant, making the overall system more efficient and achieving more cost-effective NGL separation.
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MAY 10, 2025
Removing NGLs prevents condensation and two-phase flow issues, protects downstream equipment, and ensures a consistent heating value of the sales gas. This process chills the inlet natural gas stream to extremely low temperatures, causing NGLs to condense and separate from the methane-rich gas.
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