Project Reference · Wushi Onshore Terminal · Integrated Oil & Gas Processing
Wushi Oilfield Equipment Project
The Wushi onshore-terminal reference documents an integrated processing context for offshore-produced water-cut crude oil and natural gas. The terminal is described as providing crude-oil dehydration and stabilization together with natural-gas liquefaction (LNG) and liquefied-petroleum-gas (LPG) recovery functions.
Incoming Streams
Water-Cut Crude Oil · Natural Gas
Crude Functions
Dehydration · Stabilization
Gas Functions
LNG · LPG Recovery
Project Background
An onshore terminal serving offshore oilfield production streams.
The source describes the Wushi Oilfield development's onshore terminal as a core land-based facility responsible for processing water-cut crude oil and natural gas produced from offshore fields.
This page uses that project reference to demonstrate an integrated oil-and-gas processing context. It does not infer the original contract's complete equipment list, package count, capacity, project value or confidential operating specifications.
Produced Fluid / Gas Sources
Two documented incoming streams drive the terminal process logic.
The source directly identifies water-cut crude oil and natural gas from offshore oilfield production. Detailed crude composition, water cut, gas composition, P/T range and contaminants must be confirmed for any new project.
STREAM A
Water-Cut Crude Oil
Directly documented as an incoming terminal stream requiring crude-oil processing functions including dehydration and stabilization.
STREAM B
Natural Gas
Directly documented as an incoming terminal stream associated with LNG and LPG-recovery functions.
Terminal Processing Objectives
Four directly documented terminal functions.
The source supports the functions below. It does not publish the treatment sequence, equipment count, throughput, product specifications or performance guarantees for the complete terminal.
Crude Oil Dehydration
Directly listed as a Wushi onshore-terminal process function.
Crude Oil Stabilization
Directly listed as part of the terminal's crude-oil processing role.
Natural Gas Liquefaction
LNG production/liquefaction is directly identified as a terminal function.
LPG Recovery
LPG recovery is directly listed in the project source.
Crude Oil Dehydration / Stabilization
The crude-oil route is documented by function, not by a verified equipment list.
The Wushi source confirms dehydration and stabilization of water-cut crude oil. It does not identify a complete equipment train in the cited case text, so this page avoids assigning separators, heaters, desalters, towers or tanks as original Wushi supply items without separate evidence.
Feed Characterization
Water cut, crude properties, gas, solids/sand, salinity, corrosion factors and operating range.
Dehydration Basis
Customer-defined dehydration requirement and downstream storage/export acceptance basis.
Stabilization Basis
Required stabilization objective, light-component handling and product destination.
Battery Limits
Upstream receipt, product export, recovered gas/vapor, water/sludge and utility interfaces.
Gas Processing / LNG / LPG Recovery
The gas route is also documented by function rather than by a complete equipment train.
The Wushi project source confirms natural-gas liquefaction and LPG recovery functions. It does not provide the cited case's detailed gas-treatment sequence, liquefaction technology, product specification, yield or equipment list.
Feed Gas Analysis
Composition, heavy hydrocarbons, water/moisture, H2S/CO2 where relevant, free liquids and operating range.
LNG Basis
Product specification, liquefaction/feed-conditioning basis, storage/loading and export interfaces for the new project.
LPG Recovery Basis
Required product range, recovery objective and downstream handling defined from the actual gas and client specification.
Dry / Residual Gas Interface
Define downstream use, pressure, fuel/export/recycle route and plant battery limit for a similar new project.
Equipment / Package Coordination
A terminal project requires interface control across multiple process areas.
LINSON OIL's broader capability supports process engineering, pressure-vessel/piping/skid design, instrument/electrical/control integration and package execution. Those capabilities explain how similar terminal packages can be engineered; they do not prove that every corresponding equipment family was part of the original Wushi contract.
Process Interfaces
Coordinate crude, gas, water, vapor, product and utility streams through a consistent PFD/P&ID basis.
Mechanical / Piping
Define equipment nozzles, piping classes, valves, drains/vents, relief systems and package/plant tie-ins.
Instrument / Control
Clarify measurements, alarms, interlocks, local/package controls and plant-control-system interfaces.
Site / Logistics
Coordinate plot, transport, lifting, installation, commissioning and package battery limits.
Evidence Boundary
The source directly supports terminal functions. Unless a separate drawing, equipment list, contract record or project photo identifies a specific Wushi item, related equipment on this page should remain procurement/context links rather than claims of original supply.
Manufacturing / Inspection
Similar project equipment is controlled against approved technical and quality documents.
LINSON OIL's general quality resources include material verification/traceability, welding control, dimensional inspection, applicable NDT, pressure/leak testing where required, complete-assembly inspection, instrument/electrical/control testing and FAT according to project specification and ITP.
Material / Welding Records
Material certificates, traceability, welding procedure/welder controls and fabrication records where applicable.
NDT / Pressure Tests
Applicable NDT and hydro/pressure/leak testing according to equipment and project requirements.
Assembly / Control Tests
Inspection of piping, valves, internals and complete assembly plus instrument/electrical/control testing as required.
FAT / TPI / Records
Customer/EPC/TPI witness, FAT and final quality documentation according to the approved ITP and contract.
Delivery / Site Interface
The source proves the terminal function—not a publishable project schedule.
The available Wushi case text does not publish processing capacity, delivery period, installation duration, commissioning schedule or project amount. For similar new projects, those items are developed from equipment scope, shipment strategy, site restrictions and contract responsibilities.
Project Evidence
What the Wushi reference directly demonstrates.
Onshore terminal role
The land terminal is described as a core onshore facility for the Wushi Oilfield development.
Incoming fluids
Water-cut crude oil and natural gas produced from offshore fields.
Crude-oil functions
Crude oil dehydration and stabilization are directly listed.
Gas-processing functions
Natural-gas liquefaction (LNG) and LPG recovery are directly listed.
Not generalized: no specific equipment list, terminal throughput, crude dehydration target, stabilization specification, LNG/LPG production rate, process efficiency, project schedule or project value is published as a standard LINSON OIL claim.
Related Equipment
Equipment relevant to similar onshore-terminal process discussions.
These are related procurement pages. They are not presented as a verified original Wushi equipment list.
Crude Oil Heating & Separation Module
Integrated crude-oil treatment module for project-defined heating/separation duty.
Three-Phase Separator
Oil/gas/water separation equipment for project-defined upstream treatment duty.
Associated Gas / NGL Recovery Unit
Gas/light-hydrocarbon recovery package for project-defined feed and products.
LNG Process Package
Natural-gas liquefaction package for project-defined gas composition and LNG basis.
Oilfield Process Storage Tanks
Storage equipment coordinated with the confirmed product and terminal interfaces.
Custom Process Skid
Project-specific integrated package where equipment, piping, valves, instruments and controls are included by scope.
Similar Project RFQ
Send the crude, gas and terminal battery-limit basis.
Share crude and gas analyses, flow/P/T ranges, water cut, crude dehydration/stabilization requirements, LNG/LPG objectives, utility conditions, P&ID, Process Data, Equipment List, Technical Specification and terminal interfaces.
Detailed datasheets, drawings and project-specific technical documents are prepared after the operating conditions, scope of supply and commercial basis have been sufficiently clarified.