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Gas processing handbook

J.D. Wall

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Basic processes for the gas processing industry are reviewed, plus those of more particular interest. The process descriptions are of dehydration, sweetening, recovery, sulfur recovery, tail gas cleanup, synthetic natural gas (liquid and solid feed), low-btu gas, hydrogen, and liquefied natural gas. In each description, there is appropriate information on applications, charge/feed, product, process steps, operating conditions, economics, present commercial installations, references and licensors, and a flow diagram. 48 references.

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Basic processes for the gas processing industry are reviewed, plus those of more particular interest. The process descriptions are of dehydration, sweetening, recovery, sulfur recovery, tail gas cleanup, synthetic natural gas (liquid and solid feed), low-btu gas, hydrogen, and liquefied natural gas. In each description, there is appropriate information on applications, charge/feed, product, process steps, operating conditions, economics, present commercial installations, references and licensors, and a flow diagram. 48 references.

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Basic processes for the gas processing industry are reviewed, plus those of more particular interest. The process descriptions are of dehydration, sweetening, recovery, sulfur recovery, tail gas cleanup, synthetic natural gas (liquid and solid feed), low-btu gas, hydrogen, and liquefied natural gas. In each description, there is appropriate information on applications, charge/feed, product, process steps, operating conditions, economics, present commercial installations, references and licensors, and a flow diagram. 48 references.

Key concepts: Sweetening, Natural-gas processing, Natural gas, Waste management, Process engineering, Liquefied natural gas, Fuel gas, Engineering

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