BCCK boosts propane recovery at cryogenic gas processing facility
BCCK, a leader in engineering, procurement, fabrication and field construction services, has applied patent-pending technology, G2R-Flex, to provide enhanced propane recovery for a premier midstream group in Ohio’s Marcellus-Utica Basin.
Utilizing a skidded BCCK patent-pending design, G2R-Flex improved current 200 MMsft3d GSP facilities propane recoveries to greater than 99% in ethane rejection and can also be applied to improve performance in ethane recovery.
Greg Hall, executive vice president, BCCK, said, “With increased propane prices, BCCK is continually working to improve overall project economics for our customers. Our latest design, G2R-Flex, will further optimize recoveries to exceed customer expectations for NGL extraction.”
G2R-Flex is available to increase recoveries at many of the existing gas subcooled process cryogenic gas processing facilities. This NGL extraction process assures maximum profitability through higher efficiencies and greater recoveries.
Hall added, “There are hundreds of cryo plants battling poor performance related to NGL recovery. BCCK has used its vast experience with cryogenic gas processing and NGL extraction to develop this simple, efficient, and effective modification for our customer.”
BCCK offered complete turnkey capabilities on this project through full EPC services (detailed planning and design, custom fabrication and field installation), to increase propane recoveries for the local market.
Related News
- Chart Industries' technology to be used for Blue Spruce Operating's Dry Piney helium and carbon sequestration project (U.S.)
- Baker Hughes, NextDecade enter framework agreement for Rio Grande LNG expansion trains
- New Sherwin-Williams Advanced Energy Barrier eliminates threat of corrosion under insulation
Related News
- EnviTec Biogas looks to expand biogas production into the U.S.
- Biogas in France: TotalEnergies starts its 2nd largest unit in Normandy
- ONEOK announces joint ventures with MPLX to build LPG export terminal at U.S. Gulf Coast location
- Ukraine plans to import 800 MMm3 of gas until April after Russian strikes
- Trump lifts freeze on U.S. LNG export permit applications
Comments