Estudio bibliométrico y bibliográfico sobre optimizaciones en los procesos de recuperación de líquido de gas natural (LGN)
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https://doi.org/10.33448/rsd-v8i2.673Palabras clave:
Gas natural; la simulación; HYSYS.Resumen
El contexto de creciente necesidad mundial por energía sumado a la demanda de gas natural, que tiene ventajas económicas y ambientales en relación a los demás combustibles fósiles, forman un estímulo a aplicar eficiencia energética en el procesamiento de gas natural. Este trabajo investigó la producción científica relacionada con la optimización de los procesos de recuperación de Líquidos de gas natural (LGN) con el uso del simulador software comercial llamado Aspen Hysys. Varios autores se encargaron no sólo de análisis energético, exértico, de sensibilidad, económica y ambiental, sino también de estrategias de configuración e integración para reducir el consumo de energía y maximizar la rentabilidad. Se percibió que la mayoría absoluta de los trabajos seleccionados fueron de países de Oriente Medio, lo que significa una oportunidad para que los brasileños avancen estudios que contemplen la realidad de las plantas nacionales.
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