In natural gas processing, glycol-based gas treating is a critical method for controlling moisture and preventing hydrate formation. Glycols are widely used as dehydration agents to remove water from natural gas streams, ensuring smooth operations, preventing corrosion, and maintaining the efficiency of transportation and processing infrastructure.
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Used in glycol dehydration units to remove water vapor.
MEG is injected to prevent hydrate formation in transmission lines.
Ensures gas flow in subsea and deepwater operations.
Helps maintain gas quality and prevents corrosion.
MEG (link ke halaman MEG) is a widely used gas dehydration agent and hydrate inhibitor. It is particularly effective in high-pressure and low-temperature environments where hydrate formation poses a risk. MEG is commonly used in gas pipelines and offshore gas production systems to prevent the formation of ice-like hydrates that can block flow lines.
DEG serves as an intermediate solution between MEG and TEG. It offers a balance of dehydration efficiency and viscosity, making it suitable for specific gas processing conditions where moderate moisture removal is required.
TEG is the preferred glycol for natural gas dehydration in gas processing plants. It has a high boiling point and strong water absorption capacity, making it ideal for removing large volumes of water vapor from gas streams.
