Process GC Gas Analysis for Blending Terminals and Pipelines

Measurement and testing

Process GC Gas Analysis for Blending Terminals and Pipelines

31 Jul, 2015

Published over 10 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Measurement and testing.

BARTEC BENKE’s (Germany) Modular Gas Analyser MGAnano VG-4 is used in blending terminals to optimise operation performance and efficiency. It is also used to analyse liquefied gas in pipelines and at terminal blending for example: Wobbe Index, calorific values and relative density alterations through N2 ballasting, ballasting through other gases, NGL extraction from LNG.

Gas chromatography (GC) is a common method used in analytical chemistry for separating and analysing compounds that can be vapourised without decomposition. Typically the method is used to separate different analytes of a mixture and to determine their concentrations. Based upon these concentrations other parameters of a mixture can be calculated such as calorific values, Wobbe Index, theoretical vapour pressure etc.

The MGAnano VG-4 encapsulates Modular packaged Micro-GC MEMS technology, liquid sample handling and integrated automatic evaporation and mixing units. The unit’s short cycle times, accuracy and reliability have made the MGAnano VG-4 a trusted system within the oil and gas refining industry.

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