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Page 1: Directed Inspection & Maintenance: An Overview of Gas STAR Practices Technology Transfer Workshop June 8, 2005 Midland, Texas

Directed Inspection & Maintenance: AnOverview of Gas STAR Practices

Technology Transfer WorkshopJune 8, 2005Midland , Texas

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Outline

Background

Phase I - Study

Pipeline Leak Study

Monument Gas Plant

Phase II - Study

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Background

GRI Study – D I & M

D I & M - BMP

Dynegy’s experience with D I & M

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Phase I Study

Two DMS facilities in study

Cost was $ 30 K

Amount methane saved = 100 MMSCF/yr

($700K @ $7/MSCF)

Savings Realized within 18 Months – Largest

Cost-Effective Leaks Repaired

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Chico Gas Plant

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Chico Gas Plant – Old Flares

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Chico Gas Plant – New Flare

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Lost and Unaccounted For ProductPotential $ Savings

Equating Pure Methane Leak Rate to Dollars

$0.00

$500.00

$1,000.00

$1,500.00

$2,000.00

$2,500.00

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At $4 Per 1000 CubicFeet

0.238 cu ft/min Estimated Economical to Repair

Economics of LAUF

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Optical Remote Leak Detection

Infrared Differential AbsorptionMid wave Infrared - 3 to 5 µmLong wave Infrared - 8 to 11 µmVisible - 0.4 to 1.0 MicronsNear IR -0.9 to 1.6 Microns

Remote sensing is the science and art of obtaining information about an object, area, or phenomenon through the analysis of data acquired by a device that is not in contact with the object, area, or phenomenon under investigation.

From Remote Sensingand Image Interpretation,

Lilles and and Kiefer, 1987

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Similar to Gas Chromatography

NIST

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Wavelength (microns)

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butane

ethane

propane

methane

water

CO2

3.31µm

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Active vs. Passive Imaging

Active techniques employ an artificial radiation source (e.g. a microwave transmitter, a laser, a thermal heater, etc.) for illumination of the target area

Passive techniques utilize the naturally occurring ambient radiation

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Passive Remote Optical Infrared Leak Detection, Quantification, and Speciation

LSILSI

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LSI Camera Visualizes Gasoline Vapor

Field PortableRuggedReliableRepeatableSensitivityEase of Use - Doesn’t

Require Frequent AdjustmentCapable of Identifying

“Inaccessible” Leaks

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LSI Leak Surveys Video Imagery

Flange Leak Buried Pipeline Leak

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Infrared LSI Camera

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High Volume Sampler

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Pipeline Leak Study

Driving – visible signs (e.g. vegetation

stress)

Driving with sniffer trucks twice a year

25 – 40 miles per day

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Pipeline Leak Study

Mass Balance Discrepancy Identified Need for

Survey

Infrared Remote Sensing from helicopter

200-400 miles per day

Amount of methane estimated at ~146 MM SCF /yr

or (0.5 MMSCFD)

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Monument Gas Plant

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Monument Gas Plant

Infrared survey conducted to identify sources of

leakage

~200 leaking sources identified

Largest opportunities - blow down vents and valve

packing

Amount of methane saved is ~146 MMSCF/yr $1022K

@ $7/MSCF

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Monument Gas Plant

26 engines to be replaced with integral

electric compression

18, 500 HP Replaced

Amount of fuel saved is 1.5 BCF/yr and

Corresponding CO2 Reductions

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Monument Gas Plant

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Monument Gas Plant

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Monument Gas Plant

Cost of this project $ 8.3 MM

Amount of fugitive methane losses saved is

~41 MMSCF/yr

Ancillary Benefit - Criteria (e.g. NOx) and

HAPs pollutant reduction

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Phase II Study

Eunice Gas Plant and upstream compressors

Chico Gas Plant Retest and upstream compressors

Included the LSI Infra red camera ( tool kit )

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Eunice Plant – Engine Room

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Eunice Plant

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Eunice Plant

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Eunice Plant

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Eunice Plant

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Chico Plant

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Future Plans

Coordinated Efforts for Sharing BMPs with Field

Operations and Maintenance Personnel in 2005.

Increase management commitment through

awareness of cost effective opportunities

Dynegy is evaluating implementing D, I & M system

wide

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Contact Information

Shankar Ananthakrishna

Senior Environmental Engineer

Dynegy Midstream Services, L.P.

Phone #: (713)-507-6753

Email: [email protected]

Jeffrey A. Panek

Principal

Innovative Environmental Solutions, Inc.

P.O. Box 177

Cary, Il 60013-0177

(847)516-3658

[email protected] FurryLeak Surveys Inc.P.O. Box 30661102 Early Blvd.Early, Texas 76802-2261(325) 641-8147Website: http://www.leaksurveysinc.com/