Brazos Midstream to use recycle split vapour technology from Honeywell UOP
Published by Nicholas Woodroof,
Editor
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
UOP will upgrade two existing 200 million ft3/d gas processing plants from gas subcooled process (GSP) to recycle split vapour technology (RSV) developed by its Ortloff Engineers division. Fabrication and assembly of the modular RSV units will be provided by UOP Russell.
“The Ortloff RSV2 technology significantly improves the economics of gas processing by extracting more of the valuable natural gas liquids which otherwise would be rejected into the residue stream,” said David Dickinson, Midstream Business Leader, UOP. “With more than 150 GSP plants in operation in the US midstream, UOP is uniquely positioned provide scalable solutions incorporating Ortloff technology to help midstream companies improve the profitability of their existing assets.”
The Ortloff RSV technology improves conventional GSP cryogenic gas processing by recycling the gas product to increase the recovery rate of NGLs from about 92% to nearly 100%. With the upgraded technology, the two plants operated by Brazos Midstream will be better able to process the NGL-rich gas in Reeves County. By combining low capital and operating expense and ultra-high NGL recovery rates, the plants can provide significantly better operating margins.
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/gas-processing/21122020/brazos-midstream-to-use-recycle-split-vapour-technology-from-honeywell-uop/
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