A comprehensive course exercise based on actual processing facilities and gas processing options is used in class. This course emphasizes process selection, practical operating issues, technical fundamentals, and integration of the sweetening facilities into the overall process scheme of natural gas processing. With the number of commercial sweetening and sulfur processes available today, it is more important than ever to be familiar with the advantages, limitations and range of applications for each process. The G-6 EP program addresses not only the established processes, but also keeps pace with rapidly changing technology. It covers technology, troubleshooting, and design issues for oil refineries.
Emphasis is on details throughout.
The course concludes with a workshop session for problems brought by attendees. The course can be adapted to shorter durations. This is the newest course offered by John M. Campbell and Company. Detailed discussions cover the strengths, limitations and pitfalls of the calculation procedures used for the specification, design and operation of production processing facilities. Since most calculations are now made on a computer, this should be considered a required course in the normal training program for technical personnel.