Enhance the Operating Capacity - Maximize the Revenue

Murali Muthukrishnan, Fatima H. Alraeesi
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To explore the opportunity for maximum utilization for one of gas processing facilities in line with ADNOC strategy to enhance profitability and asset utilization. A Technical study was conducted to increase the processing capacity up to 115% of its design limit. This was to identify the potential bottlenecks in the facility and suggest debottlenecking options with a reasonable investment. The Technical study covers the following activities: Rigorous process simulation including the licensor units of NGL & AGRU.Line sizing adequacy check and detailed hydraulic evaluation of the major piping.Equipment adequacy check.Relief & blowdown and flare system adequacy check.Proprietary equipment/design evaluation of licensed units.Adequacy check for In-line instruments like control valves, flow elements/transmitters, ThermowellsRotating equipment adequacy checks performed with the concurrence from OEMs.Obtained Endorsement of NGL licenser (Ortloff) for the methodology of 115% adequacy check, with a recommendation to gradually increase the plant rate in 1% at a time and monitor the performance until achieving the required targetRisk assessment was conducted before the capacity testActual plant capacity test run to verify the study findings. The study has concluded the following observations for processing 115% of the design capacity: High flow alarms set points need to be changed at some locations due to increase gas flow rates.550 oo 1133 of thermowell are not adequate based on new design CODE. These thermowells are to be replaced for the continuous operation.6 Filters to be upgraded with required capacity. A Successful two days Test-run was conducted in June 2018 and there are no additional limitations identified other than identified in the study. Following are the outcome. Reduction of the C2 recovery by 1.2 % with no significant change in C3 recovery level.Increase in Residue Gas by 30 MMSCFD per trainIncrease in NGL by 235 TPD per trainIncrease in condensate by 2100 BPD per train Overall Product wise revenue per train was identified at a sum of 62.5 MMUSD/Y.
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根据ADNOC的战略,探索最大限度利用其中一个天然气处理设施的机会,以提高盈利能力和资产利用率。进行了一项技术研究,将处理能力提高到设计极限的115%。这是为了确定设施中的潜在瓶颈,并提出合理投资的解决瓶颈方案。技术研究包括以下活动:严格的过程模拟,包括NGL和agu的许可单位。管道尺寸的适当性检查和主要管道的详细水力评估。设备充分性检查。减压、排污和火炬系统充分性检查。授权单位的专有设备/设计评估。在线仪表的充分性检查,如控制阀、流量元件/变送器、thermowell旋转设备的充分性检查。获得NGL许可方(奥特洛夫)对115%充分性检查方法的认可,并建议逐步提高工厂充分性,每次增加1%,并监控性能,直到达到要求的目标。在产能测试之前进行了风险评估,实际工厂产能测试运行,以验证研究结果。对于115%设计容量的处理,研究得出以下结论:由于气体流量增加,需要改变某些位置的高流量报警设定点。根据新的设计规范,550 ~ 1133的热电偶套管是不够的。如果要持续使用,这些热套管需要更换过滤器需要升级到所需容量。2018年6月进行了为期两天的成功试运行,除了研究中确定的限制外,没有发现其他限制。以下是结果。C2恢复率降低1.2%,C3恢复水平无明显变化。每列火车增加30 MMSCFD的残余气体,每列火车增加235 TPD的液化天然气,每列火车增加2100 BPD的凝析油,每列火车的总体产品收益为62.5 MMUSD/年。
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