METHANOL REMOVAL TECHNOLOGY IN THE PROCESS OF STABILIZING GAS CONDENSATE ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE ORENBURG GPP
The paper considers a method for purifying gas condensate from methanol during its stabilization. The technological scheme of this method includes a plug flow reactor (PIV), as well as a catalyst for the decomposition of methyl alcohol. As an illustrative example, a model of such a technological process has been developed and presented. The proposed technical solution takes into account the heat recovery of individual material streams in order to reduce the energy consumption for heating the raw material entering the reactor. The method makes it possible to reduce the residual methanol content to the required values corresponding to foreign standards for stable condensate.