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Chebbi, R. et al. Simulation study compares ethane recovery in turboexpander processes. Oil and Gas Journal, 26 January 2004, 102(4) p.
A simulation study of five ethane-recovery processes showed that significantly higher ethane recovery results in turboexpander processes that have a gas-liquid and gas-gas exchanger and use the gas to provide required bottom reboiler duty. The study shows that adding a reflux stream significantly decreases ethane recovery; including a cold liquid exchanger or a second expansion stage yields nearly the same ethane recovery results.
