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Technology Entity
Name
Generic GOSP
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Brand
Generic Gas Oil Separation Plant
Process
Crude Oil Processing
Type
Gas Oil Separation Plant (GOSP)
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A modern Gas Oil Separation Plant (GOSP) performs the following functions:

  1. Separate the Hydrocarbon gases from Crude Oil.
  2. Remove Water from Crude Oil.
  3. Reduce the Salt content to the acceptable level [basic sediments and water]
  4. Stabilize/Sweeten the Crude Oil
  5. Stabilize the Condensate
  6. Treatment of the produced Gas, e.g. Dehydration, Sweetening, Fractionation

This technology description deals only with the separation of Oil from Gas and Water, as Crude Dehydration and Desalting, Crude Sweetening, Crude Stabilizing, and Gas/Condensate Treatment processes are described separately. 

Typical GOSP Components according to items 1. to 4. described above are:

  • Three-Phase Separator, or High Pressure Production Trap (HPPT)
  • Two-Phase Separator, or Low Pressure Production Trap (LPPT)
  • Water-Oil Separator (WOSEP)
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UserPic  Kokel, Nicolas
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8/5/2024 11:35 AM
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11/3/2022 11:00 AM
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Process Flow Diagram of a typical GOSP (HPPT = High-Pressure Production Trap, LPPT = Low-Pressure Production Trap, WOSEP = Water-Oil Separator) https://onepetro.org/PO/article-abstract/23/02/287/197844/Performance-Appraisals-of-Gas-Oil-Separation
Process Flow Diagram of a typical GOSP (HPPT = High-Pressure Production Trap, LPPT = Low-Pressure Production Trap, WOSEP = Water-Oil Separator) https://onepetro.org/PO/article-abstract/23/02/287/197844/Performance-Appraisals-of-Gas-Oil-Separation
Kimray Inc, 6 Ways to Separate an Oil and Water Emulsion https://youtu.be/-xWQMWJD8hg
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UserPic GOSP created 11/3/2022