Systems and methods for producing cng and ngls from raw natural gas, flare gas, stranded gas, and/or associated gas
a technology of raw natural gas and stranded gas, which is applied in the field of systems and methods for producing cng and ngls from raw natural gas, flare gas, stranded gas, and/or associated gas, and can solve problems that have not been achieved before by mobile systems
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[0050]Throughout this disclosure “MAGS-200,”“full scale” apparatus, or any reference to a single full-scale module, will refer to an apparatus module that can process 200 mcf (thousand cubic feet) of raw natural gas per day. Assuming a typical Bakken gas composition illustrated in Table 1, the MAGS-200 unit would produce approximately 1700 gallons of natural gas liquids (˜46 mcf of gas equivalent, ˜23% of the total volume of flare gas), ˜100-120 mcf of lean methane (˜58% of the total volume of flare gas), and ˜25-40 mcf of an ethane-rich stream (˜19% of the total volume of flare gas). Multiple modules can be combined for higher gas flow rates. These product flow estimates are based on a sample a...
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