Course description
Gas / Liquid Separation Fundamentals for Facilities Engineers- GLS - Virtual, Blended Short Course
This short course is from the industry-standard Gas Conditioning and Process course (G-4), known globally as the Campbell Gas Course.
Separators are a critical but often overlooked component in a processing facility. Applications range from bulk seperation of fluids to gas scrubbing upstream of compressors and gas polishing upstream of dehydrators and amine systems. Poor separator performance can significantly impair the effectiveness and availability of downstream process equipment, which in turn reduces profitability.
This short course covers separation principles, applications, and sizing techniques.
We will cover the sizing criteria for 2-phase (gas - liquid) and 3-phase (gas - hydrocarbon liquids - water), separator configurations, components and internal devices. The virtual instructor-led lecture will cover detailed separator sizing and analysis methods that will allow facilities engineers to do detailed vendor bid package analysis in terms of the proposed separator size, as well as brownfield separator troubleshooting and debottlenecking.
The problem assignments will apply these methods to real world example problems, and a problem debrief and round table discussion will delve further into practical issues associated with separation equipment, causes of common operating problems, and possible solutions to consider.
This in-depth course in invaluable to facilities engineers that are struggling with operating issues in existing facilities, or for engineers that are currently working on greenfield projects that will be responsible for separator sizing and selection.
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Who should attend?
Production and processing personnel involved with natural gas and associated liquids, to acquaint or reacquaint themselves with gas conditioning and processing unit operations.
This course is for facilities engineers, process engineers, senior operations personnel, field supervisors, and engineers who select, design, install, evaluate, or operate gas processing plants and related facilities.
These short courses are ideal for mid-career professionals that have experience in the industry and have been transferred to a new role or assignment.
They are also ideal for new engineers that need to get up to speed quickly on the primary principles of gas processing with a deep dive on the issues of the short course topics.
Training content
e-Learning content:
- Principles of Gas-Liquid Separation
- Two-Phase Separators
- Mist Extraction Devices
- Vertical and Horizontal Separators.
Instructor-led sessions:
- Fundamentals of Gas / Liquid Separation Lecture
- Self-Directed Problem Assignment
- Problem Debrief and Experience Round Table
Certification / Credits
- The different types of separators and their application.
- Common configurations and internal devices for both vertical and horizontal separators.
- Methods to estimate required conventional separator size.
- Methods to select and size separator internals.
- Approaches that can be used to troubleshoot exist separators or analyze vendor bids for conventional separators.
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