Hydrate formation in refineries
Hydrate formation in refineries
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Hello
Have anyone heard of hydrate formation in refinery fuel gas? I assume that as the crude oil leaves the desalter, it is then dehydrated before being sent to distillation column. If there are any water present in the fuel gas exiting the DU it is then dehydrated or dried. Is my understanding correct?
Is Methanol, glycol injection is better solution for dehydrating if yes, how does it happen?
Thanks
Have anyone heard of hydrate formation in refinery fuel gas? I assume that as the crude oil leaves the desalter, it is then dehydrated before being sent to distillation column. If there are any water present in the fuel gas exiting the DU it is then dehydrated or dried. Is my understanding correct?
Is Methanol, glycol injection is better solution for dehydrating if yes, how does it happen?
Thanks





RE: Hydrate formation in refineries
Nor have I ever heard of hydrates being formed in a refinery fuel gas.
Milton Beychok
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RE: Hydrate formation in refineries
RE: Hydrate formation in refineries
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RE: Hydrate formation in refineries
Milton Beychok
(Visit me at www.air-dispersion.com)
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RE: Hydrate formation in refineries