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The hydrocarbon production industry is continually evolving. While basic engineering principles remain constant, their application and context change over time. This guide seeks to balance the essential principles for designing and operating hydrocarbon production facilities with modern applications and locations. It aims to provide valuable engineering information for both entry-level and experienced engineers.
Beginning with the formation of natural gas, this book provides engineers with a systematic approach to the entire lifecycle, encompassing development, production, processing, and transportation aspects. Each chapter is organized by sector for easy reference, covering best practices, relevant equipment and facilities, and a wealth of additional resources, all in one convenient source. Early-career engineers will benefit from the broad overview, while more advanced engineers can delve into sections pertinent to their specific roles. Concluding with a forward-looking perspective on future challenges, this book equips engineers with a comprehensive understanding of this rapidly growing, environmentally sustainable energy source.
Features & Benefits
- Enhance understanding of surface facilities concepts
- Improve comprehension of cross-discipline operations
- Establish consistent terminology for effective cross-disciplinary communication
- Organized by natural gas sectors for quick reference and comprehensive coverage
- Includes advanced knowledge on best practices, equations, equipment, and processes, including shale and unconventional gas
- Authored by two experienced natural gas experts, with contributions from industry professionals
Audience
- Engineers
- Field level personnel
- Management
- Students
