Gillis Amine Plant: Phase I and II

LOUISIANA

Gas Treating & Processing

Project Overview

Evers & Sons Inc. provided full field installation services for the Gillis Treating Plant, including construction of an 8,000 GPM amine treating facility, a core component of Momentum Midstream’s NG3 Project linking the Haynesville Shale to Gulf Coast LNG markets. The facility was originally designed for 1.7 Bcf/d of throughput, with the expansion incorporating additional equipment to increase total processing capacity to approximately 2.3 Bcf/d.

PHASE I:

Amine System – Key Equipment (Per Train):

  • (3) Amine contactors
  • (3) Treated gas coolers
  • (3) Inlet skids
  • (3) Amine circulation pumps
  • (6) Lean amine coolers
  • (1) Amine flash drum
  • (1) Amine charcoal filter
  • (1) Reflux skid
  • (1) Amine surge tank
  • (3) Heat medium heaters
  • (2) Amine reboilers
  • (2) Regen still towers
  • (4) Reflux condensers

BOP Mechanical Equipment – Key Equipment:

  • (1) Inlet separator
  • (8) TEG dehy packages
  • (5) CO₂ screw compressors | (2) CO₂ recip compressors
  • (2) CO₂ dehy packages | (4) BTEX scrubber/cooler packages
  • (1) Flare
  • (1) BTEX flare
  • (1) RO water treatment system | (1) instrument air skid
  • (1) 210 BBL amine storage tank | (5) 750 BBL closed drain tanks
  • (3) 750 BBL raw water tanks | (3) 750 BBL RO water tanks
  • (3) Cummins-powered backup generators
  • (3) PDC buildings

Scope of Work:

  • Installation of ± 60,000 LF of prefabricated pipe (2”–36”)
  • ± 152,171 field weld inches
  • ± 7,500 prefabricated pipe spools
  • ± 800 tons of structural steel fabrication and erection
  • ± 2,900 CY of concrete
  • Flange torquing (5,275 flanges)
  • QA/QC management and job books
  • Oversight of I&E partner
  • Number of welds: ±6,200

Additional Scope:

  • Turnkey sub station construction
  • Control room & office building
  • Warehouse

PHASE II: Expansion Scope

  • (2) 5,000 HP electric drive residue compression – (residue compression increases capacity to 2 Bcf/d)
  • (2) H2S treating units for CO₂ stream treating
  • (1) CO₂ TEG dehydration unit

This greenfield facility serves as the core of NG3’s carbon capture and gas treating system, integrating CO₂ amine treating, dehydration, and compression to deliver clean natural gas while maintaining a net-negative CO₂ emission profile.

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Contact Information

[email protected]
www.eversandsons.com
(979) 596-2139

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