Hydrocarbon Separation and Processing Fundamentals
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Separation and processing of hydrocarbons are at the core of oil and gas production, ensuring product quality, efficiency, and safety. This session introduces the fundamental principles, equipment, and processes involved in separating oil, gas, and water, with emphasis on practical applications across upstream and downstream operations.
Webinar Objectives
• Understand the fundamentals of hydrocarbon separation processes.
• Review common separation equipment such as separators, scrubbers, and treaters.
• Explore key design and operating parameters affecting separation efficiency.
• Examine case-based examples of separation challenges and solutions.
About the Presenter
The session will be conducted by an experienced process engineering professional in hydrocarbon processing and facility operations. With a strong background in design and optimization, the presenter brings practical insights into achieving efficient, safe, and reliable separation performance.
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Time : 9 PM Indian Time | Duration : 90 Minutes
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