| Application: Gas Sweetening, Amine Treatment |
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| Natural and synthesized gases often contain hydrogen sulphide which must be removed. The so-called "gas sweetening" using an amine solution is the most widely-used method. Here the gases are washed in a counter current washing column and the dissolved hydrogen sulphide separated in a later step using steam. Fines, worn from the piping, collect in the amine solution, which ultimately lead to blocking and foam generation in the column. FUNDABAC® filters for clearing these streams and discharging either wet or dry cakes have yielded excellent results. | |
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Above: Skid mounted unit with two 13 m2 FUNDABAC® filters and precoat tank. Scope of supply: Turn-key filtration system including activated carbon columns, cartridge filters and control.
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Above: MEA
filtration with two FUNDABAC® filters, each with 32m2. Total system
flowrate 162m3/h against a system pressure of 32 bar. Below: 36 m2 skid-mounted unit ready for delivery |
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