Benefits include improved quality control, safety and environmental stewardship, and reduced maintenance costs
M. SÁNCHEZ and L. TRONCOSO, Repsol YPF, Neuquén, Argentina; N. ARTUSI, Chromu S. A., Neuquén, Argentina; and R. BERSIER, Emerson Process Management, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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At the Loma la Lata gas field in Neuquén Province of western Argentina, Repsol YPF has retrofitted its main low-temperature separation (LTS) complex and much of the associated gathering system with a single control system using digital plant architecture. Featuring an
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