A comparative study of three different methods for flare gas recovery of Asalooye Gas Refinery

The Potential Reduction of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Emissions from Gas Flaring in Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Industry through Alternative Productive Use

“…Results from simulation models shows 48,056 barrels per day of valuable gas to liquid (GTL) products is produced from recovered flared gas in Asalooye gas refinery Iran [33]. Methanol which can be processed from flared gas is a unique and promising fuel for transportation with a combination of portable liquid petroleum [34].…”

Heat exchanger application for environmental problem-reducing in flare systems of an oil refinery and a petrochemical plant: Two case studies

“…Some refineries planned to construct cogeneration facilities based on gas turbines burning refinery gases [8] or refinery gases and natural gas [9]. Rahimpour et al [10,11] and Saidi et al [12] proposed practical methods for recovery of flare gas instead of conventional gas burning in Farashband and Asalouyeh refineries. These methods include (1) gas to liquid (GTL) production, (2) electricity generation with a gas turbine, (3) compression and injection into refinery pipelines and (4) using flare gas as a feed of fuel cell.…”

Wax formation assessment of condensate in South Pars gas processing plant sea pipeline (a case study)

“…The South Pars gas field is geologically an extension of Qatar's 10.2 Â 10 12 standard m 3 North Field. South Pars was initially identified in 1988 and estimated to contain at least 3.4 Â 10 12 standard m 3 of natural gas (Javanmardi et al, 2006;Rahimpour et al, 2012). The Phases 4 & 5 onshore complex is located on the Iranian coast of the Persian Gulf in the area of Asalooyeh village.…”