Pre-cooled liquefaction process of natural gas
A pre-cooling and coolant technology, applied in refrigeration and liquefaction, liquefaction, chemical instruments and methods, etc., can solve problems such as platform melting and danger
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[0090] In this illustrative illustration, a dehydrated natural gas feed stream 100 is liquefied to form LNG using a HFC pre-cooled mixed refrigerant process. The total dehydrated natural gas feed stream 100 into the pre-cooling section is about 2.39 mmtpa or 301.2 tph. from the desiccant bed ( figure 1 ) dehydrated natural gas feed stream 100 enters HFC-cooled evaporator 222 at 15°C and 68.95 bar (absolute pressure), where it is cooled to a temperature of -4.06°C. This feed is further cooled in evaporator 226 to a temperature of approximately -24.39° C., after which it is sent as stream 102 to scrubber 103 . The cold reflux stream 111 in the scrubber 103 strips C3+ (propane, butane, pentane, etc.) hydrocarbons from the input stream 102 to produce a vapor upper stream 104 and a bottom heavy hydrocarbon stream 105 .
[0091] Table 4 summarizes the different fluid conditions exemplified:
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[0095] The heavy hydrocarbon stream 105 is t...
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