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  • natural gas production platform
    natural gas
    / Recovery of hydrocarbon liquids

    …bottoms liquid stream, now called rich oil, for further processing in a distillation tower to remove ethane for plant fuel or petrochemical feedstock and to recover the lean oil. Some gas-processing plants may contain additional distilling columns for further separation of the NGL into propane, butane, and heavier liquids.

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    …bottoms liquid stream, now called rich oil, for further processing in a distillation tower to remove ethane for plant fuel or petrochemical feedstock and to recover the lean oil. Some gas-processing plants may contain additional distilling columns for further separation of the NGL into propane, butane, and heavier liquids.

    Read More