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    Feed Specification: Components Mol - WT Kmol/h C1 C2 C3 Ic4 nC4 Ic5 nC5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 N2 H2S CO2 609.83

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    The document describes a problem modeling hydrate formation in a natural gas feed using HYSYS. The feed composition and operating conditions are provided. Without TEG injection, the hydrate formation temperature calculated in HYSYS is 16.3°C. TEG was then added at various flow rates to reduce the hydrate formation temperature. The results show the outlet hydrate temperature decreases as TEG flow rate increases, reaching -10.659°C with a TEG flow of 6 kg/hr. The document asks how to model this type of problem, involving TEG injection to inhibit hydrate formation, in HYSYS.

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    Feed Specification: Components Mol - WT Kmol/h C1 C2 C3 Ic4 nC4 Ic5 nC5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 N2 H2S CO2 609.83

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    The document describes a problem modeling hydrate formation in a natural gas feed using HYSYS. The feed composition and operating conditions are provided. Without TEG injection, the hydrate formation temperature calculated in HYSYS is 16.3°C. TEG was then added at various flow rates to reduce the hydrate formation temperature. The results show the outlet hydrate temperature decreases as TEG flow rate increases, reaching -10.659°C with a TEG flow of 6 kg/hr. The document asks how to model this type of problem, involving TEG injection to inhibit hydrate formation, in HYSYS.

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    We are using Natural Gas as a Feed with a following specification:

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    The document describes a problem modeling hydrate formation in a natural gas feed using HYSYS. The feed composition and operating conditions are provided. Without TEG injection, the hydrate formation temperature calculated in HYSYS is 16.3°C. TEG was then added at various flow rates to reduce the hydrate formation temperature. The results show the outlet hydrate temperature decreases as TEG flow rate increases, reaching -10.659°C with a TEG flow of 6 kg/hr. The document asks how to model this type of problem, involving TEG injection to inhibit hydrate formation, in HYSYS.

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    Feed Specification: Components Mol - WT Kmol/h C1 C2 C3 Ic4 nC4 Ic5 nC5 C6 C7 C8 C9 C10 N2 H2S CO2 609.83

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    The document describes a problem modeling hydrate formation in a natural gas feed using HYSYS. The feed composition and operating conditions are provided. Without TEG injection, the hydrate formation temperature calculated in HYSYS is 16.3°C. TEG was then added at various flow rates to reduce the hydrate formation temperature. The results show the outlet hydrate temperature decreases as TEG flow rate increases, reaching -10.659°C with a TEG flow of 6 kg/hr. The document asks how to model this type of problem, involving TEG injection to inhibit hydrate formation, in HYSYS.

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    Problem:

    We are using Natural Gas as a Feed with a following specification:


    Feed specification:
    Components
    C1
    C2
    C3
    iC4
    nC4
    iC5
    nC5
    C6
    C7
    C8
    C9
    C10
    N2
    H2S
    CO2

    Mol.wt
    16.04
    30.07
    44.09
    58.12
    58.12
    72.15
    72.15
    86.17
    100.20
    114.22
    128.25
    142.28
    28.02
    34.00
    44.01

    kmol/h
    5481.80
    968.67
    526.04
    68.79
    151.95
    30.51
    33.07
    14.58
    2.96
    1.57
    0.74
    0.13
    195.87
    199.71
    609.83

    Operatng Conditions:

    For the Above mentioned Condition I used to Calculate Hydrate Formation Temperature by Hysys
    which is 16.3deg Celcius.

    Then I tried to use TEG with concentration of 80% to reduce the Hydrate formation temperature, I got
    the following Results for the same flow rate of Natural Gas Feed:

    S.No

    TEG Flow rate


    Kg/hr

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6

    TO V2003 stream
    Hydrate
    Temperature
    Deg Celcius
    -42.8
    -9.08
    -9.285
    -9.614
    -10.05
    -10.659

    Can anyone able to tell how to model this kind of problem in Hysys?

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