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 [...]
Calculating MEA Triazine Injection Rates
Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) is a highly toxic, corrosive gas commonly present in natural gas, associated gas, and multiphase production streams. Removing it is essential for safety, pipeline specifications (often <4–10 ppmv H₂S), corrosion control, and [...]
H2S Management in Crude Oil Rail Tank Cars and Marine Tankers
Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) remains one of the most persistent and dangerous challenges in transporting sour crude oil and petroleum products. This colorless, heavier-than-air gas (density 1.19 relative to air) evolves rapidly from liquid-phase H₂S during [...]
MEA Triazine – An Overview
Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) is a highly toxic, corrosive, and foul-smelling gas commonly present in sour oil and gas production. It creates serious safety hazards, accelerates corrosion in pipelines and equipment, and must be reduced [...]
Oil and Gas in Grande Prairie Alberta
Grande Prairie, located in northwestern Alberta’s Peace River region (Peace Country), is a key hub in one of Canada’s most active oil and gas basins. The area drives significant liquids-rich natural gas production, primarily from [...]
Guide to Adsorbents for H2S removal
Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) removal from natural gas is critical for safety, corrosion prevention, and meeting pipeline specifications (typically <4 ppm H₂S). Adsorbent media play a key role in dry-bed processes, offering efficient, non-regenerative or limited-regenerative [...]






