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 [...]
How to select the correct H2S removal Technology
Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) is a highly toxic, corrosive, and odorous gas commonly present in sour natural gas and crude oil streams. Effective removal — known as gas sweetening — is essential for meeting pipeline specifications [...]
Mericat vs. Merox: Mercaptan Removal Technologies
In refineries and midstream facilities across the U.S. Gulf Coast—including many in the Sugar Land and Houston area—mercaptans (RSH) remain one of the most persistent challenges in producing on-spec gasoline, naphtha, kerosene, jet fuel, and [...]






