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H2S Removal - Options? 1

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JayEhVee

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I have a predominantly methane gas feed with approximately 2,000 ppm H2S. What are the options for removal? From what I've seen:

1. Liquid scavenger: PPM level is probably too high, but why? Is this to do with OPEX or because of reaction byproducts? What are the reaction byproducts?
2. Amine column: Traditional, higher CAPEX
3. Other? solid bed? what is done with the spent catalyst, can this be regenerated in situ?
Any help much appreciated!!
Thanks
 
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