Course Description:

This course provides a focused overview of natural gas production, processing, and handling systems, covering the journey from the reservoir to the point of sale. It explains the physical and chemical properties of natural gas, common impurities, and the methods used to separate, treat, and transport it safely. Participants will gain practical knowledge of the equipment and processes involved in gas conditioning, dehydration, compression, and sweetening, with attention to operational safety and efficiency.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the origin, composition, and behavior of natural gas.

  • Identify key equipment used in gas production and processing.

  • Explain the principles of gas separation, dehydration, and sweetening.

  • Describe the gas compression process and its role in transport.

  • Recognize safety and environmental considerations in gas operations.

  • Analyze typical gas production flow schemes.

  • Gain insights into gas quality specifications and export requirements.

Skill Level: Beginner