Field trials demonstrate the ability of novel scavenger to remove H2S from natural gas

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Field demonstration trials of a novel method for removing hydrogen sulfide (H 2 S) from natural gas were recently completed in the Permian basin in Texas. The trials demonstrated the ability of the technology

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MikeHarlan 3 weeks ago

Curious how this compares to triazine-based scavengers in terms of sulfur loading (lb S/lb scavenger) and byproducts - our past trials handled H2S spikes but created stubborn gels that fouled filters and drove disposal cost. How does it perform with CO2, COS/CS2, and mercaptans in the mix, and is it regenerable or strictly once-through?

Field trials demonstrate the ability of novel scavenger to remove H2S from natural gas

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