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Nilsen, F. et al. Novel contacting technology selectively removes H2S. Oil and Gas Journal, 13th May 2002, 100(19) pp.
A new compact selective H2S removal process is useful in a number of gas processing applications. The process is based on the cocurrent FramoPure gas-liquid contactor, from Framo Purification AS, Bergen, with commercial nonproprietary solvents. The cocurrent technology's absorption section takes up less space and weighs less than other processes. This is particularly important for high-pressure applications. The process also has a lower solvent circulation rate compared to conventional technologies. The installation, therefore, weighs considerably less.
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Journal title: Oil and Gas Journal
Subjects: Chemical sciences, Lighting, Gas works (and other conversion to gases), Commercial, Oil and gas, Oil
