K. RATHINASABAPATHI             

P.O. BOX  NO: 46540, FAHAHEEL

64016, FAHAHEEL,

KUWAIT

 TELE PHONE   : 00965  3202023

 FAX                  :  00965  3262439

 e-Mail: k.sabapathi@knpc.com.kw

Graduated in Chemical Engineering from Annamalai University in 1984. Having more than 30 years’ experience in Oil Sector.  Worked as Corporate planning / Project Engineer in CPCL for   7 years. 

Worked   for  three years  at  EIL  as process design engineer for  100,000 BPD  crude unit  , 25000 bpd  Hydro cracker unit and other auxiliary  units. 

Working as Process Engineer in Gas Plant. Involved in preparation Feasibility study, PDP, FEED package of 400 MMUS$ ethane recovery project & 1 billion $ train 4 project

 Course Description

The one-day Fundamentals of Natural Gas Processing course will cover a high-level overview of natural gas processing to understand the key processing steps required to make salable products from raw gas (from wellhead to marketplace) with emphasis on gas plant design and operation. The overall process flow diagram will be used to illustrate how the various individual plant operations are integrated to create gas plants capable of handling feeds from gas fields. 

You will gain a basic understanding and working knowledge of the major processes for design and operations criteria encountered in the processing and transportation of natural gas; product specifications, phase separation, gas sweetening, dehydration and dew point control, hydrocarbon recovery, Sulphur recovery and acid gas injection in plain language easily understandable for individuals either in technical, managerial or support roles. 

Who should attend? 

The Fundamentals of Natural Gas Processing course targets anyone needing a basic understanding of gas processing and its common technologies. This course is useful to a diverse group because it provides a broad overview and deals only with the basics of the gas processing technology.

As a wide ranging overview, the Fundamentals of Natural Gas Processing course is suitable for people who are directly working in natural gas industries such as new engineering graduates, process engineers, project engineers, mechanical engineers, automation & control engineers, instrumentation engineers, planners & schedulers and as well as for other interested roles such as geologists, reservoir engineers, line managers, sales and business development staff, specialists such as environmental staff, operational staff or anyone interested in a general.

The following topics are covered in Fundamentals of Natural Gas Processing:

World energy trends, natural gas and the role of gas processing & conditioning

Basic concepts & fundamentals of natural gas

Raw gas composition and Product specifications

Gas properties, behavior and flow fundamentals

Overview of gas plant processing and treating technologies.

Natural gas gathering and plant inlet separation

Sour natural gas treating (Sweetening)

Gas hydrates & dehydration

Gas conditioning (Dew Point Control)

Hydrocarbon recovery

Trace components recovery or removal

Sulfur recovery and disposal

Sales gas compression and transportation

LNG and NGL

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