Our products

Frames offers a wide range of gas sweetening systems and solutions, varying from conventional technologies to our own technologies and various licensed technologies. Being technology and supplier-independent, we always strive to select the best possible solutions. This broad spectrum and our extensive expertise enables us to recommend the most suitable solution or combination for every specific requirement. All of Frames' systems, including Amine, Membrane, Molecular Sieve, Solid Bed Scavenger or Thiopaq O&G technology, can be manufactured to your specific specifications and requirements.

Natural, associated or any other produced gas does not automatically meet the client’s transportation or storage specifications. Frames offers a wide range of products for the treatment of gases. We specialize in the following gas treatment packages for removal of entrained and dissolved water: Glycol-based Dehydration and Molecular Sieve-based Dehydration.

Depending on the required dew point depression for multiple components, Frames can also provide a Low-Temperature Separation or Silica Gel-based Dew Point Control package, or even a combination of the aforementioned technologies. Each of these technologies has its own specific advantages and limitations. Frames always strives to find the right balance between CAPEX and OPEX.

Due to the combination of low temperatures and high pressure levels, hydrate formation is likely to occur in several types of gas streams. Frames has a long track record in the prevention of hydrate formation. To this end, costly chemicals called hydrate inhibitors are introduced into the production flow. The combination of field experience and process simulation enables us to select the most suitable inhibitor and determine the required amounts to be injected. Commonly applied inhibitors include monoethylene glycol (MEG), diethylene glycol (DEG) and methanol (MeOH).   After having served their purpose, the valuable inhibitors are reused. Various methods are available for recovering the inhibitors, depending on the specific chemical used and the amount of water and/or salts expected.

Hydrocarbon liquids originating from the treatment of natural gas or associated gas streams used to be considered a waste byproduct stream, and were consequently flared off. However, modern operating companies have become more aware of the environmental and commercial benefits of treating this byproduct stream. Depending on the stream properties, Frames is able to offer two technologies for the recovery of these valuable byproducts: Condensate Stabilization and Fractionation.