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Issue:ISSN 1006-5539
CN 51-1183/TE

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Evaluation on Environment Quality in Natural Gas Liquid Recovery Scheme Based on Material-element Theory

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Key Words：Natural gas condensate recovery； Material element； Correlation function； Decision model

Abstract：Natural gas condensate recovery is an important part in gas gathering and transportation. There are various recovery methods and each one has its own advantages and disadvantages. Taking such traditional recovery methods as adsorption recovery， oil absorption， low temperature separation and membrane separation for example， established is a correlation function and matter-element environment protection decision matrix according to the matter-element theory and characteristics of decision-making elements of gas condensate recovery system in China， discussed is the matter-element environment protection decision model and the model is put into practical application in order to provide a simple and practical evaluation and selection method for environment decision. Theoretical analysis results show that the max integrated correlation function value can be obtained by using the low temperature separation method， which is the optimal environment decision-making scheme for gas condensate recovery. Selection of gas condensate recovery scheme through matter-element theory can obtain good effects.