Flow Diagram of Natural Gas Processing

The diagram below depicts the typical processing of raw natural gas required to produced sales pipeline gas and to remove and recover the natural gas liquids (NGL) such as
[LIST][*]ethane[*]propane[*]butanes[*]pentanes and heavier hydrocarbons[/LIST]
The diagram also lists the alternate processes available for each of the individual processing units.

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I am a chemical engineering student and my final project is about a processing gas plant. It is a DDP (Dew Point Plant). In the end of the process, there is a stabilization tower that separates two fractions, one light having C1 and C2 and other heavy with C3, C4, C5+. .
The idea is to separate the C3 from the heavy stream to reuse in the refrigeration system (simple refrigeration by propane) of the plant. Today the C3 for refill the refrigeration system is bought, so we want make itself sustainable in refrigerant fluid with this adaptation. .
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Which would be a good layout and equipments to do that? Does someone have any tip?
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Dear Mohamed,
Nice view of gas processing.
1- Acid gas removal unit(AGU) and dehydration unit: PSA needs to be replaced with TSA (temperature swing adsorption)
2- Acid gas removal unit should be done with membrane.
3- mercaptan removal unit or MRU

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Can Some send me Typical P&ID for Gas Dehydration system.
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