Skip to main content
Conference Proceedings

Annual Conference, Melbourne

Conference Proceedings

Annual Conference, Melbourne

PDF Add to cart

Benefits from Change in Pipeline Hydrate Inhibitor

Esso Australia Ltd. operates a large natural gas producing system in the Gippsland Basin, supplying gas to the Gas and Fuel Corporation of Victoria, the State Electricity Commission of Victoria and several industrial customers. Gas reaches the Longford processing plants from three offshore platforms via a network of large diameter pipelines, which must be protected against the formation of ice-like hydrates. When gas production commenced in 1969, methanol was used to inhibit hydrate formation in the offshore pipelines._x000D_
However, later investigations showed that the methanol was causing excessive degradation of molecular sieve in the onshore gas-processing plants. (Molecular sieve is used to remove water and H2S from the gas prior to further processing to remove heavy hydrocarbons.)
Return to parent product
  • Benefits from Change in Pipeline Hydrate Inhibitor
    PDF
    This product is exclusive to Digital library subscription
  • Benefits from Change in Pipeline Hydrate Inhibitor
    PDF
    Normal price $22.00
    Member price from $0.00
    Add to cart

    Fees above are GST inclusive

PD Hours
Approved activity
  • Published: 1981
  • PDF Size: 0.271 Mb.
  • Unique ID: P198204003

Our site uses cookies

We use these to improve your browser experience. By continuing to use the website you agree to the use of cookies.