Used 18 MM SCFD Cryogenic NGL (Natural Gas Liquids) Recovery Unit built in 2008. The unit was designed to recover ethane and other heavy components from natural gas through cryogenic process. The plant includes 5 sections: 1. Inlet TEG dehydration; 2. Molecular sieve dehydration; 3. Turbo-expander; 4. Residue gas compression; 5. NGL product pipeline; 6. Support utilities. The inlet gas is fed to the plant at 550 psig. The water content of the inlet gas is reduced to less than 1 ppm by the TEG and molecular sieve dehydration. Dry gas flows to the cryogenic unit where it is cooled to sub-zero temperature. The mixed cold stream flows into the expander inlet separator to separate the liquids from the gas. The liquids flow to the demethanizer to remove methane. The cold gas stream goes to the turbo-expander to condense more liquids, which flow to the de-ethanizer. The plant has a compressor package consisting of a Caterpillar 3516 engine driving an Ariel JGT4 2-stage gas compressor, which re-compresses the residue gas (higher methane content) from the plant for delivery to pipeline.