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Model 300 is of a single-stage fixed-speed centrifugal compressor featuring 4 PID control loops (2 x pressure, 1 x level and 1 x flow). The suction drum gas supply is a mixture of feed gas and gas from the compressor recycle loop. PIC1 maintains the pressure in the suction drum by adjusting the flow of feed gas, and the level of condensate in the suction drum is controlled by LIC1. The compressor draws gas from the suction drum and feeds the discharge drum via an air cooler. The pressure in the discharge drum is maintain ed by a PIC2 which controls the flow of gas out of the plant. The recycle flow rate is adjusted by FIC1 to maintain the compressor suction flow rate. The model features a graph of the compressor adiabatic head vs volumetric flow envelope on which the operating point is dynamically shown. Other features include 12 process alarms, 17 logged process variables (which can be shown on the trend/graph display) and 3 composition displays. Model Components |
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Model 301 features the popular Speedtronic turbine control panel, interfaced to a gas fired turbine which drivesan electrical generator. The model can be used to illustrate start-up and shut-down sequences. The turbine is run up to the firing speed using a diesel engine driving unit. The Control Panel receives speed and exhaust temperature information from the model, and computes the required control voltages to set the fuel flow. The Control Panel also receives information from zero, minimum and high speed sensors and relays, and an acceleration speed relay. These are used to sequence the turbine firing during the start-up and shut-down sequences. Each sensor type may be given a fault condition, and the effect on the control system and sequence may be monitored on both the model of the turbine generator set, and on the standard graphical output |
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Model
302 features a binary distillation column with the associated equipment
required for the separation of C3 and C4 It allows the
user to explore the relationships between the pressures and temperature
defined for the column, with the top product yield, and thus define
the efficiency.
The simulation allows the feed
composition and flow to be varied. As with all the simulations,
the model includes popdown controllers for pressure, level and flow,
together with, popdowns of composition breakdowns which are available
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Model 303 features the first stage
separation system for crude oil from the wellhead. Oil
exits from up to five wells through a manifold system. This
includes a facility for test separation, or for the stream to be
connected to an HP separator. Not modelled, but included
in the graphic for information, is the full train including the
gas takeoff to a knock-out drum and compressor, the oil takeoff
to a pump, and awater exit to a waste system. 3 Phase Test Separator |
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Model 304 features a Gas Dehydration system that uses Tri-Ethylene Glycol (TEG) as the drying agent. Wet gas is fed into the base of the tower and flows up counter-current to and in contact with the TEG to emerge at the top as dry gas. The TEG is pumped, under flow control, into the top of the column at a controlled differential temperature with respect to the wet gas. The TEG flows down the tower under the effect of gravity absorbing water from the wet gas. When the TEG exits the tower, it enter the regeneration plant. It flows through the still coils and heat exchanger to the GCG Separator, and then on through two filters (sock and carbon) and a second heat exchanger into a reboiler. The reboiler drives water out of the TEG. Model Components 1 Multi component inlet scrubber
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Model 305 simulates the migration of a gas bubble (kick or influx) whether the well is shut in or the choke is opened. The pressure is controlled using the Static Volumetric Method, using the annulus pressure gauge only. Bottom Hole Pressure can be read directly, the drill pipe pressure can be made available if required. The Bubble entered the bottom. The drilling mud specific gravity is the start up variable, and is then presumed constant. Once the gas bubble has reached the surface, the well may be lubricated using a kill pump. Model Components 1 Well bubble migration unit
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Model 306 features a complete gas sweetening plant, including the Contactor Tower and the Amine Regeneration system. The system includes the heat exchangers, vessels and pumps normally associated in the reversal of the sour gas absorption process. The total model graphic is larger than a standard screen, and is accessed using a minipicture which allows easy navigation around the total diagram. Model Components 1 Contactor tower |
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Model
307 features a basic refrigeration circuit. The process fluid flows
through the tube-side of the condenser and is cooled. The refrigerant
circuit starts at a storage tank. This feeds the condenser, where
the refrigerant boils off cooling the process fluid. The refrigerant
vapour is compressed via a centrifugal compressor and passes through
a cooler to the storage tank. 1 Pure refrigerant condenser |
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Model 308 features a single stage variable speed centrifugal compressor. Gas enters via the inlet manifold where it joins with any recycle gas before entering the suction drum. Gas is drawn from the suction drum into the compressor and out to a discharge drum via a cooler. Many process parameters are variable, including gas composition, controller PID settings and valve CV’s. Compressor loading is controlled by adjusting the speed against suction and discharge pressures.
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Model
309 features a two stage reciprocating compressor. Gas enters via
the inlet manifold before entering the suction drum. Gas is drawn
from the suction drum into the compressor and onto a discharge drum
via a cooler. The outlet from the discharge drum can be switched
between the production manifold and the second stage of compression.
Compressor flow is controlled by adjusting the ratio of clearance
volume to swept volume. The position signal to the recycle valve
can be switched to between outputs of three different pressure controllers.
1 Two stage reciprocating compressor
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Model 310 is of an industry standard gas turbine, typical of the type used in a small power station situation to generate electricity. The turbine is loaded using an electrical generator which is coupled to the shaft and which has a nominal rating of 25MW at 11.5kV, at a turbine shaft speed of 5100 rev/min. The turbine is started using a coupled diesel engine. The model includes the relationships between efficiency, inlet and exhaust temperatures, load and fuel usage. Model Components Gas Turbine Unit |
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