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Gas Processing
Debottlenecking Gas Processing Facilities
Run largely as a workshop, this course sets out a structured method for carrying out a debottlenecking study on a gas processing plant. Participants define study scope, establish current capacities of major equipment and process units, and identify and evaluate options to raise throughput.
- Discipline
- Gas Processing
- Level
- Intermediate
- Duration
- 5 days
- Formats
- Classroom, In-house
Every course can be delivered in-house and tailored to your organisation.
Who should attend
Process and facilities engineers with several years of experience, facilities team leaders and senior operations staff.
What participants will be able to do
- Establish a logical debottlenecking study method
- Confirm a facility's design and condition before seeking extra capacity
- Quantify the capacity of major gas processing equipment
- Evaluate capacity and efficiency trade-offs
- Identify and rank debottlenecking options
Topics covered
- Debottlenecking methodology
- Equipment capacity assessment
- Capacity versus efficiency
- Process system constraints
- Option evaluation