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How the Diamond Cryogenic Complex Works
See how Kinetik’s advanced gas processing facility turns raw natural gas from the Delaware Basin into natural gas liquids (NGLs) and residue gas.
The Construction of the Diamond Cryogenic Facility
Diamond Cryogenic Facility is under construction. Three cryogenic plants to process rich gas from Alpine High are being built, each with a nameplate capacity of 200 MMcf/d.
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Diamond Cryo Facility
Three cryogenic plants to process rich gas from Alpine High are presently under construction, each with a name-plate capacity of 200 MMcf/d. Cryo train #1 is shown in the foreground, Cryo trains #2 and #3 are shown behind. All three trains are currently operational. This photo was taken in March 2019.
Cryo Train 1
Cryogenic processing train #1 is one of three cryogenic plants currently processing rich gas from Alpine High. Each of the three plants will have a nameplate capacity of 200 MMcf/d. This photo was taken in March 2019.
Cryo Train 2
Cryogenic processing train #2 is one of three cryogenic plants currently processing rich gas from Alpine High. Each of the three plants will have a nameplate capacity of 200 MMcf/d. This photo was taken in March 2019.
Cryo Train 3
Cryogenic processing train #3 is one of three cryogenic plants currently processing rich gas from Alpine High. Each of the three plants will have a nameplate capacity of 200 MMcf/d. This photo was taken in March 2019.
Demethanizer Tower
Demethanizer tower for cryo train #1 at Diamond Cryogenic Facility in Alpine High. This photo was taken in March 2019.
Demethanizer Tower
Demethanizer tower for cryo train #1 at Diamond Cryogenic Facility in Alpine High. This photo was taken in March 2019.