Glycol Dehydration Explainer
The most common method of dehydrating natural gas in the field is by using glycol dehydrators or TEG units. This video goes over this method of gas dehydration typically utilizes Tri-ethylene Glycol (TEG) to absorb the water vapor from the natural gas and then regenerate the glycol for continuous reuse in the unit. Standard units are designed to meet a water content outlet specification of less than 7 lbs./MMcf
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