Abstract: Separation methods comprising: separating hydrogen sulfide from natural gas liquids (NGL) in a stripping column. Wherein the following are fluidly connected to the stripping column: a first condensate input line, a second condensate input line, a condensate stripper feed line, a feed drum, an overhead gas product line, a bottoms product NGL line, a slip stream NGL line, a reboiler return line, and an external stripping gas line. And feeding, to the stripping column in a stripping gas feed line fluidly connected to the stripping column, a portion of the slip stream NGL line in combination with the external stripping gas line.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates a system, including: a stripping column configured to separate hydrogen sulfide from natural gas liquids (NGL), the following fluidly connected to the stripping column: a first condensate input line, a second condensate input line, a condensate stripper feed line, a feed drum, an overhead gas product line, a bottoms product NGL line, a slip stream NGL line, a reboiler return line, and an external stripping gas line, wherein a portion of the slip stream NGL line is combined with the external stripping gas line and fed to the stripping column in a stripping gas feed line that is fluidly connected to the stripping column.

Abstract: A pipeline system includes a pipeline, and a liner arranged within the pipeline, and a pipeline fluid is conveyed within the interior of the pipeline and a portion of the pipeline fluid permeates the liner as permeated fluid and enters an annulus defined between the liner and the pipeline. A venting system includes an active reinjection system that includes a reinjection line that receives the permeated fluid from the annulus, a suction line extending from the reinjection line to receive a portion of the permeated fluid, and a fluid pump that receives the portion of the permeated fluid and discharges the permeated fluid into the interior of the pipeline.

Abstract: A method for determining the quality of crude oil exiting a gas-oil separation plant (GOSP) is disclosed. The GOSP comprises sensors that determine process parameters of the crude oil. The method involves determining, from the process parameters, WiO-parameters that depend on the concentration of water in the crude oil (WiO), determining virtual parameters of the crude oil, determining total parameters by adding the virtual parameters to the WiO-parameters. Further, a feedback loop involves changing one or more of the total parameters, determining the quality of the crude oil exiting the GOSP, wherein when the quality is improved, the change in the one or more total parameters is maintained, and when the quality is worsened, the change in the one or more total parameters is reversed. The feedback-loop is repeated as long as the quality of the crude oil exiting the GOSP increases.

Abstract: A method for increasing the quality of crude oil exiting a gas-oil separation plant (GOSP) is disclosed. The GOSP hass sensors that determine process parameters of the crude oil, the method comprising determining, from the process parameters, WiO-parameters that depend on the concentration of water in the crude oil (WiO), determining virtual parameters of the crude oil, determining total parameters by adding the virtual parameters to the WiO-parameters, and performing a feedback loop. The feedback loop involves changing one or more of the total parameters, determining the quality of the crude oil exiting the GOSP, wherein when the quality is improved, the change in the one or more total parameters is maintained, when the quality is worsened, the change in the one or more total parameters is reversed, and repeating the feedback-loop as long as the quality of the crude oil exiting the GOSP increases.

Abstract: A system and method to remove gas, water, and salt from crude oil via a GOSP train and discharging the crude oil from a desalter vessel of the GOSP train as unstabilized crude oil to a stabilizer distillation column, removing gas from the unstabilized crude oil via the stabilizer distillation column to reduce vapor pressure of the unstabilized crude oil to give stabilized crude oil, and diverting a bypass portion of the unstabilized crude oil discharged from the desalter vessel to the stabilized crude oil downstream of the stabilizer distillation column.

Abstract: A system and method to remove gas, water, and salt from crude oil via a GOSP train and discharging the crude oil from a desalter vessel of the GOSP train as unstabilized crude oil to a stabilizer distillation column, removing gas from the unstabilized crude oil via the stabilizer distillation column to reduce vapor pressure of the unstabilized crude oil to give stabilized crude oil, and diverting a bypass portion of the unstabilized crude oil discharged from the desalter vessel to the stabilized crude oil downstream of the stabilizer distillation column.