Laurance Reid Gas Conditioning Conference

A crucial oil and gas conference for all professionals

The Laurance Reid Gas Conditioning Conference (LRGCC) has been presented by the University of Oklahoma since 1951. The LRGCC has gained a worldwide reputation as the principal forum for new ideas, developments, and operations for preparing and purifying natural gases and other fuels for market.

The LRGCC is a crucial oil and gas conference for all professionals involved in the gas processing, gas conditioning, and gas sweetening industries. The materials presented provide information on technological advances, case studies, theoretical breakthroughs, and current research in the field.

Laurance Reid GAs Conditioning Conference 7 est. 1951

Typical Subjects Covered at This Gas Processing Conference Include

Gas conditioning fundamentals
Basics of gas processing; gas processing fundamentals
CO2 and H2S removal technologies
Amine sweetening
Tail gas cleanup
Sulfur Recovery Units
Dehydration
Gas plant design best practices
Corrosion
Troubleshooting and startup case studies
Introduction of new technologies