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Top-of-Line Corrosion (TLC) is a practical but costly problem for unprocessed natural gas transport. Utilizing multiphase pipelines instead of processing the well-fluids offshore has required massive modeling development to control hydrate formation and corrosion. At the inlet of the pipelines, the gas, and other well fluids have much higher temperatures than the pipelines' outside environment, e.g., cold ocean water or river water.
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New gas field expansion will provide offshore facilities to process non-associated gas, where the newgas gathering system takes non-associated gas from offshore gas wells and transports it throughpipeline to onshore processing plants. The gas is very corrosive due to high levels of H2S and CO2 acidgases content. Further hydrate control is achieved by injecting mono ethylene glycol (MEG).