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The Rangely Oil Gathering project is designed to optimize two separate oil and water pipeline networks to one gathering network across an oil field with 400 wells. As part of the project, three phase separators at each of the 27 collection stations were converted to two phase separators and used to measure the combined oil and water slurries. Typical water cut is approximately 95%. Pump skids with vortex meters were installed on the liquid leg discharge of the two phase separators, which increased the pressure to match the receiving pipeline pressures. The slurry is then piped back to a central gathering location where the oil and water are separated.
Emerson's John Nita describes how Emerson's approach to pipeline acceleration is helping Life Sciences manufacturers reduce production costs and time to market.
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OMV Downstream has an annual refining capacity of 18 mn tones and approximately 4 100 filling stations in 11 countries. OMV operates a gas pipeline network in Austria and gas storage facilities in Austria and Germany. OMV provides energy and...
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FortisBC, a natural gas distribution company, operates a critical distribution pipeline serving over 600,000 customers. This pipeline is supplied by a large pressure control station using six parallel 16” Fisher V250 control valves.
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From water cut measurement on the oil outlet of a three phase separator to allocation or fiscal measurement at an oil pipeline, or at a desalter inlet in a refinery, or even fiscal quality measurement at a refined pipeline, the field proven Roxar...
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Emerson’s comprehensive systems like the Pipeline Integrity Management Solution integrate a wide range of inline and remote monitoring technologies to acquire actionable data and perform risk analyses...
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