About Fuel Gas Treatment
Fuel gas conditioning systems typically consist of a scrubber vessel or knock-out drum, filter-separator, heaters, pressure reduction, emergency/operational valves, and (flow) metering. The systems are often placed downstream of the production header or glycol contactor/separator. Fuel gas conditioning systems protect gas-fueled engines and turbines from over-pressure, liquids, solids and aerosols.
Fuel gas first enters a scrubber or knock-out drum to remove liquids entrained in the gas, which can cause condensates to form due to the adiabatic cooling effect of the pressure reduction. In some cases, pre-heating is required before the gas pressure is reduced to the level required by the end-user. After the pressure has been reduced by means of pressure control valves, the gas is channeled to the filter-separator to further remove any liquid as well as solid particles.
Our approach to delivering clean gas
At Frames, we combine decades of extensive experience in providing high-end hydraulic systems for the upstream oil and gas industry with state-of-the-art technology to create innovative systems and solutions, solving all challenges presented to us by our clients.
We have been providing tailor-made solutions since 1984, and our systems ensure safe control of processes at oil and gas plants operated by corporate end-users located worldwide. From concept through to design, production, testing and delivery, we will use the latest technology to precisely meet your needs.
We are solution-oriented and we understand your industry. Thanks to our global office and service network, international supply chain and partnerships with leading vendors, we are able to supply the best systems to precisely meet all your requirements.