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Title: Indirect Heaters Design, Maintenanc,, & Operatioh
Author: Tim Bailey
Source: 1997 Western Gas Measurement Short Course
Year Published: 1997
Abstract: The presence of water in natural gas streams is a source of potential trouble in the production, transportation, and distribution of natural gas. One of the chief difnculties in the handling and transporting of natural gas is the interruption of service due to liquefaction and subsequent freezing of water in the pipeline system. These interruptions of senice have historically been attributed to the fonnation of ice in lines, valves, and regulators. A more common occurance is the formation of hydrates.

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