Everest - Process and Capacity 

Process

Entry specification Produced fluids must be commercially free of odours, materials, sand and solids/fluids that might interfere or cause injury to the proper operation of the Everest facility; which for the avoidance of doubt shall include any material that would affect the merchantable value of Everest products. 
Exit specification To meet the required specifications of the Central Area Transmission System and the Forties Pipeline System.
Primary separation The Everest platform has two parallel processing trains, each with initial high pressure separation.
Gas treatment A four stage processing process is followed by separation, booster compression, dehydration and export compression.
Oil export capacity 15 mbd (oil processing and export)
Gas comp capacity 184 mmscfd* (at 44 barg suction)
Gas export capacity 200 mmcsfd
Gas lift capacity None
Produced water handling 5,000 bbl/d
Dehydration capacity 200 mmscfd
H2S removal capacity None
Water injection capacity None
Everest Liquids System ** 50 mbd

* From 2010 the available gas compression capacity is planned to reduce to 130 mmscfd at approximately 24 barg suction

** The Everest Liquids System provides a 14 inch pipeline connection from the CATS Riser Platform to the Forties Pipeline System

Infrastructure Code of Practice - published information ref Annex E

For more information on exit specification:

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Capacity

  2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Oil processing and export
G
G
G
G
G
Gas compression (1)
G
G
A
A
G
Gas export
G
G
G
G
G
Produced water handling
G
G
G
G
G
Everest Liquid System
G
G
G
G
G

Key

Green
  >25% ullage
Amber
  5% to <25% ullage
Red
  <5% ullage

Notes

(1) Maximum capacity of 184 mmscfd. Operating regime requires an entry pressure between 22 barg and 44 barg


 


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