Geography, asked by Rehanmanzoor786, 5 months ago

how is natural gas transported to users not served by any pipeline? What are the problems of doing this?

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Answered by shahalsahin2006

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A Compressor Station This type of compression does not require the use of any of the natural gas from the pipe, however it does require a reliable source of electricity nearby. Reciprocating natural gas engines are also used to power some compressor stations.

Sour gas is corrosive, thus its transportation from the wellhead to the sweetening plant must be done carefully. Review the treatment and processing of natural gas. Pipelines can be characterized as interstate or intrastate.

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