Troubleshooting Gas Processing Facilities - PF-49G

Course

About the Course

This course will cover how to establish and apply a general troubleshooting methodology as well as how to conduct process/equipment specific troubleshooting related to gas production and processing facilities. Definitions of good/normal performance will be discussed for each process/ equipment type covered. Data gathering, validation and utilization procedures will be discussed. Criteria to use when evaluating possible problem solutions will also be covered. Real-world exercises will be utilized throughout the class to reinforce the learning objectives. Both onshore and offshore facilities will be discussed. It is assumed that course participants have a solid understanding of how typical gas production and processing facilities work, including the commonly used processes and equipment involved. This course will not provide in-depth coverage of fundamentals.

 

Target Audience

Process/Facilities engineers with 5-10 years of experience, facilities engineering team leaders/ supervisors, and senior facilities operational personnel.

You Will Learn

  • The difference between troubleshooting, optimization, and debottlenecking
  • How to recognize trouble when it is occurring
  • How to develop a methodical approach to troubleshooting
  • To recognize how different components of a facility interact with each other, and the significance of these interactions
  • How to gather, validate, and utilize the data needed for troubleshooting
  • The criteria to be considered for identifying the best solution when several feasible solutions are available
  • Typical causes of problems, and their solutions, for the main types of processes and equipment used in upstream/midstream gas production and processing operations

Course Content

  • Understanding the similarities and differences between troubleshooting vs optimization vs debottlenecking
  • Types of gas production and processing facilities
  • System trouble vs component/equipment-specific trouble
  • Defining good/normal operation
  • Quantifying the cost of the trouble
  • Gathering, validating, and utilization of data (types of data, sources of data, data quality and validation, using the data)
  • Developing a step-by-step troubleshooting methodology/flowchart
  • Identifying the best solution (criteria for defining best)
  • Processing and major equipment modules covered include separation equipment, amine gas sweetening, glycol dehydration, molecular sieve dehydration, shell and tube heat exchangers, NGL recovery processes, reciprocating compressors, and centrifugal compressors

Product Details

Categories:

Midstream

Levels:

Intermediate

Product Type:

Course

Formats Available:

In-Classroom

Instructors:

Mark Bothamley

In-Classroom Format

'24
Sep
23
'24
Sep
27
In-Classroom
in London
Course
$5,585.00
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'24
Nov
4
'24
Nov
8
In-Classroom
in Perth
Course
$5,700.00
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'24
Dec
2
'24
Dec
6
In-Classroom
in Houston
Course
$4,810.00
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