Great job. I appreciate Kimray funding and producing these videos. They are a great training resource for inexperienced engineers as well as operations folks. As a 35-year upstream consulting engineer, I can tell you that there is very little mentoring and training occurring for young engineers going on nowadays. It is nothing like it was even 15 years ago. As a result, many preventable mistakes are being made over and over with process design, materials selection, valve selection, instrumentation and controls types and setups, process alarms, etc. There are large experience gaps in the upstream industry looming. Videos like this will help bridge that gap. Thanks again.
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If you say you want "30-degree gas", you are saying you want 6lb/mmscf (assuming ~1000 psia operating pressure)? Assuming the gas temperature fluctuates or operates at something other than, what effect(s) does that have on moisture content? I know you said it isn't referring to gas temperature, but they're correlated for some reason. I'm sure I'm missing some critical information.
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Great job. I appreciate Kimray funding and producing these videos. They are a great training resource for inexperienced engineers as well as operations folks. As a 35-year upstream consulting engineer, I can tell you that there is very little mentoring and training occurring for young engineers going on nowadays. It is nothing like it was even 15 years ago. As a result, many preventable mistakes are being made over and over with process design, materials selection, valve selection, instrumentation and controls types and setups, process alarms, etc. There are large experience gaps in the upstream industry looming. Videos like this will help bridge that gap. Thanks again.
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Why it has two dew points for same pressure and for same temperature
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If you say you want "30-degree gas", you are saying you want 6lb/mmscf (assuming ~1000 psia operating pressure)? Assuming the gas temperature fluctuates or operates at something other than, what effect(s) does that have on moisture content? I know you said it isn't referring to gas temperature, but they're correlated for some reason. I'm sure I'm missing some critical information.
thank you so much bro
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