Process and equipment of the station
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This post was last edited by 263525689 on 2010-8-9 at 10:34. Stations include those for metering, transportation, and combined processing units within oil and gas fields, as well as those along long-distance pipelines. I would appreciate it if experienced colleagues could explain their process flows, key equipment, and equipment selection criteria.
Overall, it involves main *filtration and separation, metering, pressure regulation, and then external transmission. The equipment refers to the corresponding separation devices, flow meters, and pressure regulation devices
Crude oil at the wellhead → Metering station (metering separator, heater) → Transfer station (export pump for pressure increase, heater, oil-gas separator) → Combined processing station (dehydration, degassing, crude oil stabilization; includes electrical dehydration and sedimentation dehydration) → First export station (export pump, crude oil storage tanks) → Long-distance pipeline → Intermediate heat pump station (export pump, heater) → Final station (crude oil storage tanks) → End users. The metering station and the transfer station can be built together, or these functions can be carried out within a combined station, depending mainly on the distance between the wellhead and the combined station. Gases are basically similar.
Meaningless question. If one really wants to explain LZ’s issue thoroughly, it would take the length of a paper. A brief reply of just a few words isn’t very helpful to the original poster either. It is recommended that LZ find some relevant drawings and materials to study on their own; any specific problems encountered during this process can be asked about on Haichuan. This also makes it easier for us to answer questions.
I’m also studying *, please give me some guidance! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! 1
In the case of long-distance pipelines, stations are generally divided into: the starting station, intermediate stations, and the ending station. Intermediate stations are further categorized into: pumping stations, distribution stations, and distribution pumping stations. Different stations have different processes and different equipment. It is recommended to read books on storage and transportation; it’s hard to explain in just one or two sentences.