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STUDY THE PROCESS OF ENERGY LOSSES RESULTING FROM BURNING ASSOCIATED GAS WITH OIL PRODUCTION IN FIELDS OF NORTH OIL COMPANY (KHABAZ AND JAMBOR FIELDS). | ||
| DIYALA JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING SCIENCES | ||
| Article 1, Volume 9, Issue 3, 2016, Pages 1-11 PDF (0 K) | ||
| Abstract | ||
| In the present research work, a field study was performed to the both Jambur (north & south) parts petroleum (Oil & Gas) field and Khabaz petrol (Oil & Gas) field. For jambur field the study includes the associated gas analyzing by using the Gas Chromatography instrument. The results showed that the associated gas production of the south part is more than (230 MSCF/day) and methane is about (80%) of the total production with free (H2S) in this part. The production of the north part is more than (70 MSCF/day) and methane is about (80%) with (8.61%) of (H2S) at the first stage of production which reduces to (3.81%) at the second stage and to(0.0%)at last stage .The research indicates the possibility of using the associated gas for several purposes such as power plant operation ,petro-chemicals, or exporting after changing it to (LPG) or (CNG) by using the new technical processing to reduce the losses especially (CH4) which are about (40%) of the total production . For Khabaz field for power generating instead of flaring it and the environmental pollutant resulting from the flare. The results showed that the production of this field from associated gasses is more than (29.7 MSCF/day) and methane is about (80%) of the total production with (1.05 %) of (H2S) the research indicates that the losses (flaring) is about (7 MSCF/day) which is enough to produce more than (15 MW) of electrical power. Also includes the possibility of using this production in different industrials such as (petrol-chemicals), with how to reduce the pollutant risks. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Associated gases; Jambur field; Khabaz field; Energy losses | ||
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