Creation of technology for desalination of saturated diethylene glycol substance in East Berdak gas complex preparation plant

Tashkent State Technical University, 2, University street, Tashkent, 100095, Uzbekistan

^* Corresponding author: dt3252000@gmail.com

Abstract

This article delves into a range of intricate challenges stemming from the salting issues associated with saturated diethylene glycol substance within the East Berdak complex gas preparation unit of the Ustyurt gas production department at JSC “Uzbekneftgaz.” The scholarly discourse encompasses an in-depth exploration of the rigorous scientific inquiry undertaken by a dedicated research team, inclusive of comprehensive laboratory analyses, with a focal emphasis on devising effective solutions to mitigate the challenges posed by diethylene glycol salting. A significant portion of the article is dedicated to elucidating the existing desalination techniques employed to counteract the salting phenomena. A thorough exposition is offered on the novel approach developed as a countermeasure, with a juxtaposition to the conventional methods currently in use. Noteworthy attention is accorded to elucidating the intrinsic distinctions between the newly crafted methodology and the pre-existing solutions, underscoring the innovation inherent in the proposed approach. In essence, this article delves into the complexities and intricacies surrounding diethylene glycol salting issues within the East Berdak complex gas preparation unit. By synthesizing meticulous scientific research, laboratory analyses, and an innovative problem-solving approach, it offers a comprehensive understanding of the challenges posed by diethylene glycol salting and endeavors to pave the way for an efficient, contextually relevant, and effective solution.