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Dutch gas plant uses polymer process to treat aromatic-saturated water. Anon. OGJ, 2 November 1998, 96(44), 87, 88.
Details are given of a gas-processing plant in Harlingen, Netherlands, that has been running a porous-polymer extraction process since 1994 to remove aromatic compounds from water associated with produced natural gas. In the period, the unit has removed dispersed and dissolved aromatic compounds to a concentration of < 1 ppm with energy consumption of only 17% that of a steam stripper. Glycol treatment, and the liquid-liquid process are described.
Abstract details
Journal title: Oil and Gas Journal
Subjects: Resource use and management, Steam, Gas works (and other conversion to gases), Refining, Energy consumption, Natural gas, Oil and gas
