Sentence examples for pressure separator from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, the gas condensate is throttled to a low pressure separator.
Within these test works, mill parameters like grinding pressure, separator speed and dam ring height were varied, following a factorial design of the experiments.
We investigated proposed design of a double-flash system and compared it to the existing single-flash power plant in Dieng, Indonesia, which uses waste brine from a high pressure separator.
The ALDM measures the level of two fluids in a gravity-based 2-phase high-pressure separator.
Handling low-pressure separator and stock-tank gas (when not available) is also explained.
The hydrogen purification can be carried out through separators, generally a high-pressure separator followed by low-pressure separators.
In this paper, a comprehensive thermodynamic analysis, including chemical equilibrium in the reactor, gas liquid equilibrium in the high-pressure separator, exergy and energy analysis of the whole system, was conducted.
The developed ANN is able to predict operating conditions for optimum surface condensate recovery from typical natural gases with condensate contents between 10 < CGR < 500 STB/MMscf with stock tank API gravity ranging between 20 < API < 90, while conditions at the high-pressure separator can fluctuate between 50 and 1000 psia.
The outlet from the reactor flows through a heat exchanger to a high-pressure gas liquid separator to separate excess hydrogen from the petroleum products and H2S from liquid product, which is withdrawn from sample points when reaction reaches the steady state.
Several scenarios are compared, while three PID controllers' coefficients are kept constant for all the tests: The separator pressure, water level, and hydrocyclone pressure-drop-ratio (PDR) controllers.
In the case of a three-stage separation process, where the operating pressures of the first and third stage (stock tank) are usually set by process considerations, the middle-stage separator pressure becomes the natural variable that lends itself to optimization.
