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Rich Gas Pipeline Operations During Tail-end Production
Available to PurchasePublisher: Pipeline Simulation Interest Group
Paper presented at the PSIG Annual Meeting, October 20–22, 2004
Paper Number: PSIG-0402
... from Huldra to Heimdal is 7.5 MSm3/d [265 MMSCF/d]. However, the economical cut off limit is much lower. The technical cut off limit was in a tail-end production project estimated to be about 2.7 MSm3/d [95 MMSCF/d] provided increased cooling of the export gas before the gas scrubber. Additionally...
