Beitler, C. M.
Carrie Beitler is a Senior Engineer at Trimeric Corp. in Buda, Texas. Over the past 28 yr, Ms. Beitler has performed and developed great expertise in process engineering, process modeling and optimization of unit operations in the natural gas, petroleum refining and CO2 processing areas. She also specializes in the development of process design packages for the fabrication of open-art technology, such as caustic scrubbers, acid gas injection units, glycol dehydrators and amine treaters. She earned a BS in chemical engineering from Purdue University.
Specifying internals in sour water strippers—Part 2
Sour water stripping is a common process in petroleum refineries and other processes where hydrogen sulfide (H<sub>2</sub>S) is present.
Specifying internals in sour water strippers—Part 1
A sour water stripper (SWS) system is a common process in petroleum refineries and other processes where hydrogen sulfide is present.
Alternatives to flare gas recovery for sour refinery flare gas
For many sour gas streams present in a flare header, less expensive options than flare gas recovery may exist. The compressors, liquids management, downstream treating and other systems required for flare gas recovery (FGR) can be expensive to install and/or operate reliably. Some refineries allow the flaring of sweet gases.
Use glycerol to dehydrate supercritical carbon dioxide
This technology increases hydrocarbon recovery
When is CO2 more hazardous than H2S
Data shows potential harmful effects to workers due to acid gas exposure
Consider improved scrubbing designs for acid gases
Better application of process chemistry enables efficient sulfur abatement
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