Question

¿ la reserva del carbono ?
A el carbono , el petroleo y el gas natural
B las plantas
C el dioxido de carbono en la atmosfera
D el metano (CH4) en la atmosfera

Answer 1

refrigeration system, typically propane. The condensed natural gas liquids (NGLs) are separated in a three-phase cold separator, where injected glycol is removed from the NGLs. The product’s cold residue gas exchanges heat with the warm feed natural gas stream for pre-cooling. These facilities are typically engineered and designed fully integrated with our standard stabilization and/or fractionation technologies. The NGLs from the cold separator are stabilized in a DeEthanizer column and sent to pressurized storage or further fractionation.

Every refrigeration plant is designed and constructed skid-mounted for simple installation and mobility purposes.

Standard Plant Offerings

Joule offers the following standard Refrigeration (MRU) Plants for quick delivery:

20 MMSCFD40 MMSCFD100 MMSCFD

Joule utilizes an 80/20 standardization design philosophy. Based on years of experience, many projects, and hundreds of simulations, we have developed on-skid modules for each design case that are now 80% of the standard. The remaining 20% allows us to customize up to 20% of the design based on each client’s economic drivers, such as instrumentation, column size and exchanger sizing. The 80/20 approach provides “standard” price and delivery, yet custom fit for each application.

** Custom designed systems available for unique and larger applications.



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