Industry Apply——Inlet Gas Separation
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2010-7-1 13:05:55
 

Inlet Gas Separation

The  Process   
Natural gas gathering systems deliver large volumes of gas via pipeline to the central inlet of the gas processing facility. Removal of solid contaminants and free liquids present in the inlet gas is an important first step in the protection of downstream processes.

The  Problem 
Iron oxides, iron sulfides, dirt and a variety of deformable particles field gas can flow directly into the processing system. Effective removal of these contaminants can prevent fouling in gas sweetening and dehydration systems. Multi-stage separators of an inlet gas coalescing filter system are typically used upstream of the sweetening system to provide protection. In both systems, cartridge filters must provide reliable particulate removal and long service life.

The Solution   
The FBM Cartridge filtration system, placed ahead of the liquid/gas coalescer or incorporated into the multi-stage separator will efficiently remove solids and deformable contaminants that would quickly plug competitive filter elements. FBM filtration protects downstream processes and will extend the service life of coalescer systems.
Direct process benefits include:
Consistently clean natural gas feed
Reduced process upsets and associated downtime
Reduced filter change-out frequency

 Inlet Gas Separator/Coalescer Prefilter Application Guide

 Process

 Recommended Feature-tec
Filter & Rating

 Recommended
Flow Rate

 Inlet Raw
Natural Gas

 FBM Filter2 micron absolute in gas

 120 SCFM/10″ filter element

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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