Students demonstrate ability to design and simulate components of gas production systems; design and simulate unit operations in gas process plants; and understand gas markets and emerging issues for natural gas production and use. Topics include thermodynamics for gas processing; gas production; gas gathering and compression; pipe calculations; dew point control; hydrate control; dehydration; acid gas treatment; gas markets and economics; and unconventional gas sources and processing. -- Course Website
Prerequisites: CHPR4406 Reaction Engineering and (CHPR2431 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics or ENSC3006 Chemical Process Thermodynamics and Kinetics) and (CHPR2433 Fluid Dynamics or ENSC3003 Fluid Mechanics) and (CHPR2432 Heat and Mass Transfer or ENSC3007 Heat and M
