Acid-gas injection encounters diverse H{sub 2}S, water phase changes
John J. Carroll
Abstract
John J. Carroll
Abstract
For acid-gas injection systems, pressure-composition diagrams indicate the significant phase changes that H{sub 2}S and water mixtures can undergo when going from an amine unit to downhole in an injection well. This conclusion of a two-part series describes the importance of considering H{sub 2}S and water phase changes in the design of acid gas injection compressors, pipelines, injection wells, and methanol injection.
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For acid-gas injection systems, pressure-composition diagrams indicate the significant phase changes that H{sub 2}S and water mixtures can undergo when going from an amine unit to downhole in an injection well. This conclusion of a two-part series describes the importance of considering H{sub 2}S and water phase changes in the design of acid gas injection compressors, pipelines, injection wells, and methanol injection.
Key concepts: Water injection (oil production), Gas compressor, Petroleum engineering, Acid gas, Amine gas treating, Pipeline transport, Injection well, Natural gas