Process for cryogenically separating natural gas streams

Refrigeration – Processes – Circulating external gas

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62 31, 62 39, 62 42, F25J 302

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to an improved process for the recovery, individually, of natural gas liquids methane and nitrogen from a gaseous feed stream such as natural gas without the need for auxiliary refrigeration and without or with only minimal need for supplemental compressor or pumping equipment. The gaseous feed stream is separated in multiple steps utilizing process-derived streams and minimal pressure reductions to achieve and provide the refrigeration requirements necessary to effect the separation.

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