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Treating Difficult Feed Gases to LNG Plants: Technical Challenges and Solutions
"Treating difficult feed gases to liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants involves removing heavy hydrocarbons, acid gases, mercury, water, and trace contaminants that can freeze, foul, or corrode cryogenic equipment. Operators deploy specialized solvent absorption, adsorption, and membrane technologies upstream of liquefaction to meet stringent pipeline and liquefaction purity specifications safely and reliably. Introduction to Difficult Feed Gases in LNG Production The global expansion of natural gas monetization has pushed upstream and midstream operators to exploit reservoirs that deviate significantly from clean, lean pipeline-quality gas. Tra..."
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