The need for accurate hydrocarbon dew point determination.
Pipeline & Gas Journal › Vol. 232 Nbr. 9, September 2005
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The need for accurate hydrocarbon dew point determination.
Within the past few years, the natural gas industry has identified a need that is vital both for current operations and for management of future gas supplies--the accurate prediction of the hydrocarbon dew point of a natural gas stream.
The hydrocarbon dew point, or HCDP, is the temperature and pressure at which heavy components of the stream condense and begin to form liquids. It is not uncommon in some parts of the country for ambient temperatures to cool a natural gas stream down to its hydrocarbon dew point and cause condensation within the pipeline. If these liquids are not recovered the he...See the full content of this document
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