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Hydrocarbon flash

Check metallurgy for light hydrocarbons flashing during relief. Very low temperatures can be produced. [Pg.18]

Conventional pipeline calculations in which "dry" hydrocarbon flashes are performed to determine the hydrocarbon liquid formation the liquid water condensed is estimated using one of the available natural gas water content charts (1, 15), and the Hammerschmidt equation (11) and a graphical correlation are used to... [Pg.344]

Perform "wet" hydrocarbon flashes to estimate the hydrocarbon and water liquid formation and estimate the methanol requirements using the above approach. [Pg.347]

Perform "wet"-methanol-hydrocarbon flashes to estimate the liquid water plus methanol and hydrocarbon phases the methanol concentration is adjusted to satisfy the Hammerschmidt equation prediction for the desired hydrate formation temperature depression. [Pg.347]

The "wet"-methanol-hydrocarbon flash predicts the complete phase distribution of methanol at each point in the system. [Pg.347]

Figure 7. Vapor phase water concentration profile ((O) conventional technology (A) wet hydrocarbon flash (VJ wet methanol hydrocarbon flash)... Figure 7. Vapor phase water concentration profile ((O) conventional technology (A) wet hydrocarbon flash (VJ wet methanol hydrocarbon flash)...
Probably the most important feature of the "wet" methanol hydrocarbon flash results in the enhanced carbon dioxide solubility in the liquid water phase. This would probably mean potentially more severe corrosion problems in the pipeline and associated equipment. The design and operation of the corrosion prevention system and program can be substantially improved. [Pg.357]

Liquid hydrocarbons ( flash point not less than 30°) 5-12... [Pg.631]

O Water-hydrocarbon flash -A-Water-methanol-hydrocarbon flash... [Pg.403]

Properties Colorless to pale-yellow liquid. Slightly soluble in water readily soluble in alcohol, acetone, esters, hydrocarbons, chlorinated hydrocarbons. Flash p 175F (79.4C). Combustible. [Pg.350]

CAS 3248-28-0. C2H5C(0)00C(0)C2H5. Available as a 25% solution in a high-boiling hydrocarbon, flash p 125F (51.6C). [Pg.1047]

Combustible solid difficult to ignite. Liquid forms are dissolved in hydrocarbons (flash point 100 to 150°F/38 to 66°C). Contact with strong oxidizers may cause fire and explosions. Incompatible with alkaline materials hydrolyzes in alkali. Attacks some plastics, rubber and coatings iron and aluminum. [Pg.145]

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