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Process simulation applications for a sustainable upstream oil & gas sector
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Process optimization and energy efficiency

Process Engineers worldwide recognize heat recovery as a well established practice in a number of sectors of the process industries; it has become standard practice to consider heat recovery options at the early design stages for various processes. However recent experience in the application of Process Integration techniques to a number of industrial processes, demonstrates that there remains a very significant potential to improve energy efficiency via heat recovery projects. Particularly of interest are those "waste heat" streams that have not traditionally been included in energy recovery studies (effluent streams, stacks, etc.) yet remain a very substantial energy resource. To further explore this topic follow this link.

Flaring and Venting in the upstream Oil & Gas Sector - a regulatory update

The regulatory body in Alberta, Canada (ERCB) has published an update to Directive 60, formally named “Upstream Petroleum Industry Flaring, Incinerating and Venting”. The most recent edition is dated November 3, 2011. This document provides guidance to the owners, operators, designers and engineers of upstream flares, incinerators and vents. The aim is to eliminate or reduce flaring, venting and incinerating in order to ensure Alberta Ambient Air Quality Objectives (AAAQOs) are met and where required to meet health and safety objectives. Read more...




Flare network simulation: Solving highly-looped systems in Flarenet

Refinery flare systems can be very complex, potentially allowing for the relief of hundreds of PSVs into a system composed of many laterals and headers routing flow to flare(s) or for routine flow possibly to a flare gas recovery unit.
 
A flare modeling application such as Aspen Flare System Analyzer (also known as "Flarenet") allows the user to model such systems, providing significant flexibility in terms of the size and scope of the model, as well as the scenarios which can be analyzed for that system. Read more...
 

BTEX emissions management

Process Ecology offers an integrated service to report and manage air emissions from glycol dehys. Report BTEX, GHGs and simultaneously identify opportunities to optimize your process for reduced operating cost

Find out more about the online Benzene Emissions Advisor




 
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Date: November 2011