Kurs: Overview of Gas Processing (Technical (G-2)

In Collaboration with John M. Campbell and Company

Level:  Basic

YOU WILL LEARN HOW TO
• Incorporate the key processes and technology
• Address common terminology
• Identify some commercial and contract issues
• Understand key areas in surface facilities
• Describe the available technology and processes
• Transport and sell gas
• Differentiate between various gas conditioning processes
• Utilize oil & gas facilities technology
• Summarize gas measurement
• Explain Propane, Butane, NGL, LPG etc.

ABOUT THE COURSE
This course provides a three day overview of the gas processing industry. It is designed for a broad and more technical audience. It is based on the same high standards as other JMC programs. It provides an overview of important aspects of gas processing from basic terminology to process types and their application range.
 

COURSE CONTENT
• Industry overview
• Gas processing fundamentals
• Terminology
• Chemistry of oil and gas
• Gas contracts and specifications
• Markets
• Demand patterns and load factors
• Technical fundamentals, e.g. physical properties and phase behavior
• Oil and gas production facilities
• Hydrates, hydrate inhibition
• Gas dehydration – process options and selection range
• Gas conditioning (hydrocarbon dewpoint control) and NGL extraction – process options and selection criteria
• Nitrogen rejection / Helium recovery
• NGL markets and transportation systems
• NGL fractionation
• Natural gas transportation – pipelines and LNG
• Gas storage and distribution
• Gas processing economics
• Compressors – types, applications, and selection criteria
• New developments and emerging technology

NB: We do not currently have any public sessions scheduled for this course.
If you would like this course taught at your location, please contact us for more information.

Varighet

3 days

Målgruppe

Geologists, reservoir engineers, line managers, operational staff, shift foremen, those new to the industry such as entry-level engineers or anyone interested in a solid understanding of the principles of the gas processing industry