Gazprom Neft-Zapolyarye LLC has begun receiving equipment manufactured by JSC Uralkhimmash for development of Bovanenkovskoye oil and gas condensate field in northern Russia, the service provider said in a release Sept. 18.
The Gazprom subsidiary contracted the chemical engineering plant to manufacture modular equipment at centers in Yekaterinburg and Glazov for three process lines of a low temperature condensation unit. Gazprom plans to treat and process gas produced at the field, the largest on the Yamal Peninsula by proven reserves, where the company estimates output could reach 140 billion cu m/year.
Each line of the unit includes blocks heat exchange equipment, degassers, and separators.
Due to the equipment size, delivery is organized in parts, by water and land transport, said Roman Zaripov, director of project management at Uralkhimmash JSC.
Degassers and light gas separators, shipped by sea, have arrived at the construction site, he said. The first set of heat exchangers, separators, and heavy condensate separators are expected to ship soon. Most of the equipment will be sent in September, he said.
