Apparatus and process for removal of heavy hydrocarbons from a feed gas
AssigneeHoneywell Lng LLC
InventorsMark Julian Roberts, Justin David Bukowski, Christopher Michael Ott
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AssigneeHoneywell Lng LLC
InventorsMark Julian Roberts, Justin David Bukowski, Christopher Michael Ott
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An apparatus and process for heavy hydrocarbon (e.g., oils that include ten or more carbons, C10+ hydrocarbons, etc.) removal from a natural gas feed (e.g., a feed comprised of methane and impurities such as water and heavy hydrocarbons) can include utilization of one or more coalescing filters to provide adsorption of atomized (e.g., liquid) heavy hydrocarbons that can be present within the feed prior to the feed being fed to one or more adsorbers for adsorption of heavy hydrocarbon vapor via activated carbon beds within those adsorbers. Embodiments can be provided so that the size of downstream activated carbon bed adsorbers can be significantly reduced while also allowing such beds to have a longer life before needing to be replaced.
An apparatus for removal of heavy hydrocarbon impurities from a feed comprising methane gas, the apparatus comprising:
A process for removal of heavy hydrocarbons from a feed comprising methane, the process comprising:
An apparatus for removal of heavy hydrocarbon impurities from a feed comprising methane gas, the apparatus comprising:
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