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Deethanizer
#1
Posted 19 September 2010 - 10:17 AM
#2
Posted 19 September 2010 - 10:40 AM
Any textbook is good for start, plenty of information available on the internet as well. See the section #2 at: http://kolmetz.com/pdf/DeMethRev48.pdf
#3
Posted 19 September 2010 - 12:03 PM
Regards,
Ankur.
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#4
Posted 09 October 2010 - 04:59 AM
Can anyone explain breifly the mechanism of how a deethanizer unit works?
Dear,
The word 'De-ethanizer' stands for the recovery of the ethane from the available feed. The unit configurations would be different in specific applications. The ethane from natural gas is recovered in NGL fraction unit in a LNG train i.e. the demethanizer column bottoms mainly C2+ and very less in C1 are fed to NGL fractionation train where you separate the these liquids. This is the typical recovery under the cryogenic temperatures. Even in LNG you find the substantial quantity of the Ethane. Few years back I was just going through a conceptualization study report by licensor when I was in Algeria for ethane extraction from LNG.(Keep in mind the ethane extraction from LNG is different concept than in ethane recovery in NGL fractionation).
Whereas what Ankur has suggested is basically a Naphtha Stabilizer in Crude distillation unit ovhd circuit with a partial condenser, where the C2(-) with little C3/C4 slip is withdrawn as a top vapor product(C2 minus concentration is very less in un-stabilized naphtha feed) and the distillate is the LPG(C3/C4) and bottoms is the stabilized Naphtha. Apart from this ethane is recovered in Units likes gas plants downstream of FCCU and Delayed cokers or even in an aromatic complex. Hope it helps you.
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#5
Posted 07 November 2011 - 06:30 AM
The ethane from natural gas is recovered in NGL fraction unit in a LNG train i.e. the demethanizer column bottoms mainly C2+ and very less in C1 are fed to NGL fractionation train where you separate the these liquids. This is the typical recovery under the cryogenic temperatures. Even in LNG you find the substantial quantity of the Ethane. Few years back I was just going through a conceptualization study report by licensor when I was in Algeria for ethane extraction from LNG.(Keep in mind the ethane extraction from LNG is different concept than in ethane recovery in NGL fractionation).
Hi Padmakar,
I am hoping to get started on designing a de-ethaniser unit for a LNG feed in the near future. Could you recommend any good textbooks, articles or other reading material to get some good background knowledge?
Many thanks,
Simon
#6
Posted 13 November 2011 - 03:48 PM
Check Ortloff's web page on C2+ and C3+ recovery. They have state of the art technology for Ethane and LPG recovery processes, involving turbo-expander as heart of the unit.
http://www.ortloff.com/recovery/
#7
Posted 24 November 2011 - 01:11 AM
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