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Gas Processing Overview 

 

About the Course

The industry of gas conditioning and processing is comprehensively covered in G-2. This course is interactive, entertaining, and caters to a wide audience. It uses simple technical activities and language to convey important learning ideas. Only individuals in need of a general understanding of the sector, its prevalent practices, and the tools employed should take this course because it does not cover technology and engineering ideas in depth.

 

Target Audience

It is appropriate for interested parties because it covers a wide range of topics, including geologists, reservoir engineers, procurement specialists, sales or business development staff, related specialists like environmental staff, operational staff, and shift foremen, as well as those who are new to the industry, such as entry-level (1-2 year) engineers, or anyone looking for a general, technically focused overview of the gas processing industry.

 

Course Objectives

  • An summary of global energy trends and the use of natural gas
  • origins, composition, characteristics, requirements, and terminology connected to oil and gas for natural gas NGL, LPG, ethane, propane, and butane markets and uses
  • Costs of gas processing, as well as commercial and contractual concerns with liquids extraction, are summarized. How gas is marketed and transported
  • Overview of the typical machinery used in the oil and gas sector, including pumps, compressors, and heat exchangers
  • Options for different fundamental gas conditioning and processing phases, such as sulfur recovery, acid gas injection, dehydration, liquid extraction, product fractionation, LNG overview, and pipelines

 

Course Outlines

  • global trends in energy and natural gas Components and physical characteristics of hydrocarbons
  • The function of gas processing in the value chain for natural gas Heat transfer apparatus
  • compressors and pumps. elimination of acid gas
  • Dehydration of gas Extraction of NGL
  • Stabilization and fractionation LNG storage and transportation
  • Sulfur recovery and injection of acid gas
  • Product Specifics
  • Classifications: Midstream disciplines: processing of gas Stages: Basic
  • Type of Product: Course
  • Available Formats: In-Class Kindra Snow-McGregor is a virtual instructor. Bourdon, John C. Langer, James Morgan John Mahmood

 

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Gas Processing, Health, Safety & Environment, Instrumentation, Controls & Electrical, Mechanical Engineering, Operations & Maintenance, Project Management, Refining, Multi-Discipline Training, Offshore & Subsea, Pipeline Engineering, Process Facilities, Data Management, Science and Analytics, Petroleum Business, Geology, Geophysics, Petroleum-Business, Petrophysics, Production and Completions Engineering, O&M/ Operator Training, HealthSafety & Environment

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