7th edition. - USA: Campbell Petroleum Series, 1992. - 354 p.
This new Seventh Edition of "Gas Conditioning and Processing" has been edited to reflect continuing changes in our technology and the manner in which it is practiced. Most engineering calculations are performed on a computer and there often is little opportunity for the user to become very proficient in all areas for which he or she is responsible. The only practical answer is to understand the relatively few fundamentals which govern the multitude of applications for them.
The Fundamental Technology.
Basic terminologyElements and Atoms.
Chemical Compounds and Molecules.
Physical Compounds.
Relative Atomic Mass (Weight).
Relative Molecular Mass (Weight).
The Mol.
Valence.
Mixture.
Basic hydrocarbon nomenclatureParaffin Series Formula: C
nH
2n+2Olefin or Ethylene Series (Alkenes) Formula: C
nH
2nAcetylenic or Alkyne Series Formula: C
nH
2n-2Diolefins Formula: C
nH
2n-2Aromatic (Benzene) Series Formula: C
nH
2n-6Naphthene Series Formula: C C
nH
2nParaffin hydrocarbon compoundsRadicals.
Alcohols.
Mercaptans.
Other Carbon-Sulfur Compounds.
Organic Nitrogen Compounds - Amines.
Glycols.
Acids, bases and salts.
Analysis of mixtures.
Basic units of measurementPresenting Numbers.
Mass, Force and Weight.
Length, Area and Volume.
Density.
Pressure.
Temperature.
Work and Power.
Heat Energy.
Viscosity.
Volumetric-mass conversionsAppendix 1A: Definition of SI Base and Supplementary Units.
Appendix 1B: Definition of SI Derived Units having Special Names.
Appendix 1 p.: Summary of Basic Conversion Factors.
Planning the systemThe basic systemConstraints of the Basic System.
The decision modulesThe Reservoir Module.
The Separation Module.
Crude Oil Treating Module.
Produced Water Treating Module.
Gas Processing Module.
Process Selection and Design Basis.
Contract termsGas Contracts.
Liquid Contracts.
The project planPhysical properties of hydrocarbon systemsEquations of stateNonideal P-V-T Equations.
Corresponding States Concept.
Third Parameters.
Mixture Combination Rules.
Gas densityKatz Correlation and Kay's Rule.
Application of Figure 3.2 to Gases Containing H
2S and CO
2Approximate correlation for T
c' and P
c'.
Other Correlations for z.
Liquid physical propertiesDistillation Characteristics.
Watson Characterization Factor.
Liquid densityUnits of Density.
API Gravity.
API Barrel.
General Correlations.
Relative Density Versus Molecular Weight.
General Nomographs.
Corresponding States Methods.
Effect of Methane and Ethane.
Summary of Liquid Density Correlations.
ViscosityUnits of Viscosity.
Gas viscosity.
Liquid viscosity.
Surface tension.
General prediction of fluid properties.
Useful conversion factors for chapter 3Qualitative phase behaviorSingle component systemsP-T Plot for a Pure Substance.
Multi-component systemsEffect of Composition.
Effect of C
7+ Characterization.
Effect of Impurities.
Application of phase envelopesReservoir Behavior.
Pumping Liquids.
High Pressure Pipelines.
Refrigeration Processes.
Operation Near the Critical Region.
Practical Suggestions.
Gibbs phase rule.
Prediction of phase envelopeCricondentherm and Cricondenbar T and P.
Critical Pressure and Temperature.
Vapor-liquid equilibrium behaviorEquilibrium vaporization ratioPartial Pressure Concept.
Fugacity Derived K Values.
Computer Solutions for K.
K Value Plots.
Convergence Pressure Concept.
K Values for Heaviest Fraction.
Application of k valuesBubblepoint Determination.
Dewpoint Determination.
Flash Calculation.
Determination of Phase.
Stage Separation.
Some conversion calculationsComposition Expressed as Liquid, Mol or Weight %.
Composite Stream Analysis.
Conversion of Flash Results for Actual Flow Rates.
Basic Conversion Factors.
Accuracy of equilibrium calculations.
Product specificationReid Vapor Pressure.
Preliminary product splits.
Storage of liquidsPressure Storage.
Crude Oil Storage.
Automatic Custody Transfer (ACT).
Appendix 5A: K Value Charts for CO2, H2S, and Paraffin Hydrocarbons.
Appendix 5B: Composite K Values for Reservoir Fluids.
Water-hydrocarbon phase behaviorWater content of gasesPartial Pressure and Fugacity.
Empirical Plots.
Water content of sour gasesSRK Sour Gas Correlation.
Another Equation of State Approach.
Effect of Nitrogen and Heavy Ends.
Saturated Water Content in Equilibrium with Hydrates.
Water monitors.
Water content applications.
Gas hydrates.
Hydrate equilibrium.
Hydrate prediction correlationsVapor-Solid Equilibrium Constants.
Trekell-Campbell Method.
McLeod-Campbell Method.
Equation of State Calculations.
Application of hydrate calculations.
Hydrate inhibitionInhibitor Losses to the Hydrocarbon Phase.
Calculation Summary.
Crystallization (Freezing) of Glycols.
Glycol Losses.
Basic thermodynamic conceptsThe Accounting Principle.
System and Surroundings.
Basic Thermodynamic Accounting.
Accounting for Mass.
Energy Balance.
Specific Applications.
The Second Law of Thermodynamics - Entropy.
Relationship Between Thermodynamic Properties and with P-V-T.
Special Case for Ideal Gases.
Special Case for Incompressible Liquids.
Solution of Equations 7.15 and 7.17.
Effect of Pressure on C
pGeneral Effect of PVT Relationships.
Applications of thermodynamics.
Calculation of system energy changesChoice of system.
Units of measurements.
Flow Rates.
Effect of phase condition.
Enthalpy calculation alternatives.
Sensible heat changes.
Heat capacity correlations.
Mixtures.
Latent heat.
Pure Substances.
Mixtures.
Enthalpy calculations for pure substances.
Enthalpy calculations for mixtures.
General Correlations.
PVT Equations of State.
ENTROPY AND INTERNAL ENERGY CALCULATIONS.
Appendix 8A: Enthalpy Chans.
Process control and instrumentationDefinition of terms.
Control objectives and conceptsFeedback Control Systems.
Control modesControllers.
On/Off.
Proportional Control.
Reset.
Derivative.
Process control system development.
Cascade and feed-forward control.
Control valvesValve Sizing.
Actuators.
Valve Positioners.
Principles of pneumatic controllers.
Level measurement and controlOther Level Devices.
Pressure regulation and controlPressure Controller Specification.
Temperature measurement and controlTemperature Measurement.
Thermometers.
Filled Systems.
Thermocouples.
Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTD's).
Radiation Pyrometers.
Some Temperature Control Applications.
Direct-Fired Heaters.
Indirect Heating Medium.
Flow measurement and controlFlow Measurement.
Pitot (Impact) Tube.
Rotary Meter.
Sliding Vane Meter.
Rotating Vane Meter.
Reciprocating Piston Meter.
Rotameter.
Rotary Piston Meters.
Venturi Meter.
Vortex Shedding.
Centrifugal (Elbow) Meters.
Segmental Orifices.
Eccentric Orifices.
Flow Nozzles.
Sonic Meters.
Turbine Meters.
Orifice metersHeating Value.
Wobbe Index.
Two-Phase Flow Measurement.
Alarm and shutdown systemsPressure Switches.
Flow Switches.
Temperature Switches.
Level Switches.
Vibration Switches.
Pressure relief systemsSizing.
Installation.
Noise controlEquipment Noise Summary.
Appendix 9A: Some Standard Control Symbols.
Appendix 9B: Various Orifice Meter Factors.
Appendix A: Sampling.
Sampling time.
Early Reservoir Fluid Samples.
Stable Reservoir Fluid Samples.
Plant and System Fluid Samples.
Two-phase sampling approach.
Stinger.
Separation Vessels.
Method of sampling.
Sample container construction.
Sample container cleaning.
Mechanics of sampling.
Gas.
Liquid.
Gas-Oil Ratio.
Special considerations.
Variations in Composition.
Cold and Hot Samples,
Storage Tanks.
Appendix B: General Conversion Factors.
Appendix C: Thermodynamic Data.