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Improving Gas Separation Efficiency with Advanced Filter Separators

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Instead, it is a complex mixture often saturated with water vapor, entrained liquid hydrocarbons (condensate), and solid particulates like sand, rust, and drilling debris. Lower Operating Pressure Drop: Cleaner filter elements and pipelines lead to a lower pressure drop across the system, reducing the energy required for compression.

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The Future of Fuel Gas Conditioning | Trends and Innovations

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The energy sector is in a state of constant, dynamic evolution. Here in Texas, the global epicenter of energy, this transformation is palpable. Today’s energy mix includes: Shale Gas: Often rich in heavy hydrocarbons and liquids that must be removed. Hydrogen, however, presents unique challenges.

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Understanding the Technical Aspects of Vapor Recovery Units

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Selection of the appropriate compressor is crucial for achieving optimal performance and minimizing energy consumption. Condensation and Separation Condensation is a common method for recovering hydrocarbon vapors, particularly in applications involving volatile liquids. This proactive approach minimizes the risk of accidents.

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EPA Proposes Modifications to Oil & Gas Air Pollution Standards

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According to EPA, the rules would result in a net savings for industry of $29 million because of the increased natural gas and condensate available for sale. In addition, the rule proposes to eliminate the existing Startup, Shutdown and Malfunction (SSM) exemption that made emission standards inapplicable during periods of SSM.

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New EPA Air Toxics Rule Afflects Facilities with TEG Dehydrators

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The control devices must: (1) reduce HAP emissions by 95 percent or more (generally by a condenser with a flash tank); or (2) reduce HAP emissions to an outlet concentration of 20 ppmv or less (for combustion devices); or (3) reduce benzene emissions to a level less than 0.90