South Gashu

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Client

ICOFC

Owner

National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC)

Location

Bandar Abbas - Gashu, Iran

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South Gashu Gas Field Development Project

The South Gashu Gas Field is an important energy project located approximately 70 kilometers west of Bandar Abbas in southern Iran. The field comprises two primary gas-producing reservoirs, known as the Khami and Sarvak formations. Among these, the Khami formation is recognized as the main source of production for this gas field.

According to recent reservoir engineering studies, the field is projected to deliver a normal gas production rate of 500 MMSCFD (million standard cubic feet per day) sourced from a total of 20 wells. The South Gashu development project aims to optimize extraction, processing, and export of natural gas and associated products, contributing to Iran’s energy infrastructure and export capability.

Project Objective and Development Scope

The development plan focuses on efficiently handling and processing the full production capacity of the field. Reservoir fluids will be gathered via an integrated network of flowlines and pipeline gathering systems, which transfer the fluids to a modern gas processing plant. Processing will be executed using two dedicated process trains, while utilities, offsites, and essential infrastructure will be established adjacent to both the upstream field and the refinery process units.

The Iranian Central Oil Fields Company (ICOFC) has awarded Tehran Raymand Consulting Engineers the contract for Conceptual Design, Basic Engineering, and Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) of the upstream facilities, gas processing plant, and associated off-plot areas. The project’s main objective is to process and transport natural gas to the Iran Gas Trunk Line – 7 (IGAT-7) and to export stabilized condensate and commercial-grade sulfur.

Main Units and Facilities

The South Gashu Gas Field Development project is divided into upstream and downstream facilities, each with specific roles:

  • Upstream Facilities:
    • Wellhead Facilities: Systems and infrastructure for controlling and managing gas production from each well.
    • Flow Lines: Pipelines to transport reservoir fluids from production wells to central gathering centers.
    • Gathering and Separation Centers: Facilities to collect and separate gas, condensate, and produced water for further processing.
    • Access Roads: Essential roads providing transportation and access throughout the field.
    • Water Supply and Distribution: Systems dedicated to delivering and distributing water for operational and process needs.
    • Communication and SCADA System: Advanced monitoring, control, and data acquisition systems for field operations.
  • Downstream Facilities:
    • Feed Receiving: Facilities for receiving and preparing reservoir fluids for treatment.
    • Sweetening: Removal of hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and carbon dioxide (CO2) to ensure gas quality.
    • Dehydration / Hydrocarbon Dew Point Control: Removal of water and control of hydrocarbon dew point for gas stability.
    • Compression Station: Facilities for compressing processed gas for efficient transportation.
    • Product Collection and Transportation: Systems for collecting and transporting processed gas and condensate products.
    • Polishing: Final purification of the processed gas stream.
    • Refrigeration Unit: Specialized cooling facilities for gas and liquids.
    • Electrical and Control System: Comprehensive systems to manage power supply and plant control.
    • Utility Station: Provision of steam, air, water, electricity, fuel, firewater, and other utilities required for operations.
    • Sulfur Recovery: Advanced units for recovering sulfur from the treated gas stream.
    • Administration, Operation, and Stock Building: Facilities for administrative, operational, and storage functions.
    • HVAC Package: Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems for operational safety and comfort.
    • Gas/Sulfur Product Loading and Transportation: Facilities for the safe loading and transportation of gas and sulfur products.
    • Sulfur Storage Facilities: Secure storage for recovered sulfur before export or further use.
    • Power Supply: Integrated systems to provide power to all facilities.
    • Communication, Paging, CCTV: Communication systems, public address, and surveillance for site security and operational efficiency.
    • Metering Facilities: Precise measurement systems for gas and product flows.

Project Deliverables

  • Conceptual Design: Preparation of initial design concepts and layouts for all field and processing facilities.
  • Basic Engineering: Development of detailed engineering plans, drawings, and technical specifications.
  • Front-End Engineering Design (FEED): Delivery of comprehensive FEED documents to guide final engineering, procurement, and construction phases.

Tehran Raymand Consulting Engineers plays a central role in delivering expert conceptual, basic, and FEED engineering services to ensure the success and efficiency of the South Gashu Gas Field project.

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