Gas Processing & Dehydration

How produced gas is conditioned for sale and transport — hydrate prevention, TEG dehydration, sweetening, dew point control and compression — for operations personnel and self-directed learners.

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53m

Total time

Competency levels

Lessons

What you'll learn

Explain why produced gas must be conditioned before sale or transport, including hydrate, corrosion and sales-specification drivers
Describe the conditions that cause hydrate formation and the main prevention methods: heating, chemical inhibition and dehydration
Trace the TEG dehydration loop from contactor through regeneration and explain the role of each stage
Recognise the purpose of amine sweetening units and the hazards of H2S and CO2 in sour gas
Apply dew point control and compression fundamentals, including why interstage cooling and suction scrubbers matter
Identify common gas-processing upsets — glycol foaming, carryover, off-spec gas — and respond appropriately

Curriculum

Progress through each competency level in order.

Awareness

Why Gas Must Be Conditioned
Knowledge
2m
Hydrates: Formation and Prevention
Knowledge
2m
Awareness Check: Gas Conditioning
Assessment
7m

Knowledge

TEG Dehydration: The Glycol Loop
Knowledge
3m
Sweetening, Dew Point Control and Condensate
Knowledge
3m
Knowledge Check: Processing Units
Assessment
8m

Skill

Compression Basics: Cooling and Scrubbing
Knowledge
3m
Trace and Document a Dehydration Train
Assignment
3m
Skill Check: Running the Gas Train
Assessment
8m

Mastery

Common Upsets and How to Respond
Knowledge
3m
Lead an Upset Review or Response Plan
Assignment
3m
Mastery Assessment: Gas Processing Judgement
Assessment
8m

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