Water removal from natural gas.

*Experience* *Employment* *International* *Gas processing:* *Water removal* *Sweetening* *Sulphur recovery* *HCDP control* *LPG recovery* *Fractionation* *Disposal* *Oil Processing* *Process equipment* *Services* *Contact Me* *Home*
	*Water can be removed from Natural Gas using a variety of processes, including:* Glycol Dehydration (TEG & DEG) (see picture below) Calcium Chloride(CaCl2) Dehydration (also Lithium and Barium Chloride) Dry Desiccant Dehydrators using Molecular Sieves, Silica Gel, Activated Alumina or Activated Carbon (see picture beside) Membrane Systems Ethylene Glycol (MEG) Injection Methanol (MeOH) Injection *I have extensive experience with all of them.*
		*These processes can be used as stand alone systems, or as a component of a larger, more complicated processing facility.* *Each process has unique advantages and disadvantages. The requirements of each application will determine the one best suited.*