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Electric Glycol Pump

The Electric Glycol Pump is a zero-emission pump that combines the high pressure capabilities of a piston pump with the durability of a diaphragm pump.

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How to Start a Glycol Pump

The glycol pump is the heart of any gas dehydration system. When producers run into challenges with the pump, it's often due to damage that occurred when the pump was started. In this video, we show you how to start a glycol pump to prevent premature wear. For this video, we used a testing station m...

Glycol Pump Trouble? 3 Common Customer Questions and Answers

The Kimray Energy Exchange Glycol Pump is the heart of any natural gas dehydration system. In this video, Will shows answers 3 common questions we receive about the pump. Why do glycol pumps lose prime? A pump has two sides—suction and discharge. When it’s primed, it will be full of liquid and w...

Lead Times, Emissions, and Glycol Pumps | Podcast Ep. #87

Kyle Andrews and Ryan Spangler answer 5 customer questions: Why would I need two glycol pumps on a dehydration system? What is Kimray doing to address emissions concerns? Why are your lead times so long right now? How is the new Gen 3 level controller different than the Gen II? What kind of training...

The Top 5 Reasons You're Losing Glycol in Your Gas Dehydration Process

Producers use triethelyne glycol (TEG) to dehydrate natural gas so the gas can be sold and processed downstream. One challenge to this dehydration process is the loss of glycol. When glycol is lost, your dehy process can be disrupted until you replace the glycol, which can be very expensive. Below, ...

7 Troubleshooting Tips for Your Glycol Pump | Podcast Ep. #56

Glycol dehydration systems are complex and must be closely monitored to maintain correct production. In this episode, we discuss the 7 things to check if your glycol pump isn't stroking correctly. Resources mentioned in this episode: Video Overview of a Gas Dehydration Unit 3 Types of Glycol Filters...

3 Common Glycol Filtration Systems & How they Work | Podcast Ep. #53

In this episode, we’re going to discuss 3 types of glycol filtration systems. Resources mentioned in this podcast: 3 Filters and How they Work to Clean Glycol Where to listen online:

Glycol Filtration: 3 Types and How they Work to Clean Your Glycol

What is glycol used for in oil and gas? Oil and gas producers use Triethylene Glycol (TEG) to dehydrate natural gas. How does glycol dehydration work? When gas comes into contact with TEG, the water vapors entrained in the gas are absorbed in the TEG. The glycol essentially "soaks up" the water. Thi...

TEG Circulation Rate Calculation

Natural gas dehydration is a process gas producers use to remove water vapor from their gas flow stream. To do this, producers introduce triethylene glycol into their gas. In this blog, we’ll show you how to calculate the amount of triethylene glycol (TEG) you need to run through your dehydration ...

Gas Dehydration System Overview

A gas dehydration system is used by oil and gas producers to dehydrate natural gas into a state where it can be sold downstream. In this video, we follow the pipes around a gas dehydration system and explains what each piece of equipment is doing to process the gas.

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