The process of injecting the odorant into natural gas is often referred to as odorization and the equipment which adds the odorant is an odorizer.
An odorizer is traditionally able to treat natural gas at various phases of the production process. One of the reasons we are excited about Sentry Equipment’s new odorizer, the Z10000, is because it is ideal for high-pressure and high-flow odorization applications, which are more common in the Rocky Mountain States. The Z10000 system is ideal for those applications between 350 PSI and 1480 PSI, and accurate for flows ranging from 10,000 to 10,000,000 SCFH.
Here is a PowerPoint on the the Z10000.
More information is found here: http://www.lincenergysystems.com/natural-gas-products/odorizer/item/145-z10000-odorant-injection-system
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Odorant Injection System Designed for High Flow Rates and Pressures
1. Z10000 Odorant Injection System
Represented by:
Linc Energy Systems
(303) 697-6701
www.LincEnergySystems.com
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2. Background
Customer base required an odorant injection design
capable of odorizing natural gas transmission /
distribution lines (up to 10 MMSCF/Hr gas flow)
Unit also needed to be capable of injecting odorant
into pipeline pressures as high as 1480 PSIG
Drip style design (Z9000) did not meet required flow
rate / pipeline pressure rating
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3. Additional Design Considerations
Simple design (minimize number/complexity of components)
Consistent flow of odorant through flow rate range
Large turndown – cover flow rate range without changing parts
Low volume of odorant between bulk tank and pipeline
Long MTTF/MTBF – especially odorant section
Prevent bubble creation, degassing issues and vapor lock
Low odorant tank blanket pressure
Ability to adapt to fluctuating pipeline pressure
Enhance mounting flexibility
Maintenance friendly – especially in odorant section
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18. Design decisions
Why select use of electric motor drive?
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19. Design decisions
Why select use of electric motor drive?
Speed control to better control odorant
injection. No hazardous exhaust. Large
turndown ratio.
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20. Design decisions
Why such low cycle speed? (0.25 to 25 RPM)
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21. Design decisions
Why such low cycle speed? (0.25 to 25 RPM)
Prevent flashing of odorant, gas entrainment
and vapor lock
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23. Design decisions
Why bellows, not diaphragm?
Metal Bellows designed for infinite cycle
life. Diaphragms have a finite life. Also,
diaphragms can allow odorant migration
through themselves – thus odorizing the
hydraulic oil.
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24. Design decisions
Why isolate bellows capsules from power unit?
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25. Design decisions
Why isolate bellows capsules from power unit?
Maintenance. Power unit can be removed
for maintenance without disturbing the
bellows capsules – minimized re-priming
effort at start up. Stay away from the “stink”.
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26. Design decisions
Why Ceramic/Ceramic spring less check valves?
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27. Design decisions
Why Ceramic/Ceramic spring less check valves?
Very hard - designed for longer life than SS.
Ball and seat manufactured as a matched set
to optimize sealing. No spring means lower
cracking pressure. Lower cracking pressure
means less risk of flashing odorant and vapor
lock or gas entrainment. Designed for fast
response and fast seating.
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29. Design decisions
Why keep the odorant blanket pressure low?
To limit how much gas is dissolved in the
odorant. Higher pressure means more
dissolved gas. Further inhibits vaporization,
vapor lock, and gas entrainment.
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30. Summary
Sentry Z10000 odorant injection system
provides accurate and continuous injection
across entire gas flow range
Infinite cycle life metal bellows pump with no
seals in odorant loop
Extensive odorant monitoring, data logging
and validation software
CLOSED SYSTEM - No natural gas or
odorant exhausted to atmosphere
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