15 FAQ’s about Liquid H2S Scavengers
Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) removal is critical for safety, corrosion control, and regulatory compliance in oil & gas operations. Non-regenerative liquid H2S scavengers — primarily triazine-based solutions like MEA triazine — offer a simple, low-capex way [...]
Optimizing the Claus Process
Figure 1: Typical Claus process flow diagram showing thermal furnace, waste heat boiler, catalytic reactors and condensers (Public domain – Wikimedia Commons). The Claus process stands as the cornerstone of sulfur recovery in the oil [...]
Natural Gas Production in Alberta
Alberta is Canada’s powerhouse of natural gas production, accounting for roughly 60% of the country’s total output and playing a critical role in North American energy supply. The province’s vast Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin (WCSB) [...]
UV Water Treatment Technology
Ultraviolet (UV) disinfection has become a cornerstone of modern water treatment, offering a chemical-free, rapid, and highly effective method to inactivate harmful microorganisms. While widely used for general disinfection in drinking water, wastewater, and industrial [...]
Bubble Column Design for Gas Sweetening
Bubble column reactors (BCRs) are simple, robust vertical cylindrical vessels in which gas is dispersed as bubbles through a liquid (or slurry) phase via a bottom sparger. They excel in gas-liquid contact operations due to [...]
Bubble Columns for Natural Gas Sweetening
Bubble columns (also known as bubble contactors, sparged towers, or flooded contactors) are one of the most efficient and cost-effective methods for H2S removal from natural gas using liquid chemical scavengers. In the oil and [...]






