BCCK's technology to enhance propane recoveries
Published by Bella Weetch,
Editorial Assistant
Hydrocarbon Engineering,
BCCK, a leader in engineering, procurement, fabrication and field construction services, is offering G2R-FlexTM, a patent-pending technology designed to optimise propane recoveries.
BCCK’s exclusive G2R-Flex is a natural gas liquids extraction process that delivers maximum profitability through higher plant performance and greater recoveries. As a complete turnkey solution, G2R-Flex can recover up to 99% of propane while sustaining a high rejection rate of ethane.
Utilising an add-on package design, G2R-Flex is connected to existing gas sub-cooled process plants to reduce ethane recovery and increase propane recovery.
Jamey Wasson, Director of Process Engineering, BCCK, said: “G2R-Flex enables higher recoveries at existing cryogenic processing plants. Typical gas sub-cooled process recoveries in ethane rejection are 20% ethane and 95% propane. Our new technology can improve that range with a ‘bolt-on’ package.”
With no additional residue compression required, G2R-Flex offers a 50% reduction in facility propane refrigeration requirements. Using equipment already available, G2R-Flex consists of a set of small pumps, vessel and heat exchangers, and requires no additional compression or power.
Wasson said: “G2R-Flex was designed as a simple and efficient recovery method to provide cost-effective results to exceed our customer’s expectations. With increased propane prices, BCCK’s gas sub-cooled process has made it possible to improve recoveries without having to install a new facility.”
Read the article online at: https://www.hydrocarbonengineering.com/petrochemicals/19052023/bccks-technology-to-enhance-propane-recoveries/
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