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The journey of natural gas from the wellhead to our homes and businesses is fraught with challenges, not least of which is the presence of water vapor. This seemingly innocuous component can lead to a host of problems, including pipeline corrosion, hydrate formation that can obstruct flow, and a reduction in the heating value of the gas.
In the context of gaspipelines, 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.
That’s essentially what a field gas conditioner , or JT skid , is. 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.
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