To manage higher H2S loads, this East Texas gas processor found a creative solution that increased plant efficiency even with widely fluctuating sulfur levels
Baker, C., Anadarko Pinnacle Gas Treating, Inc.;
Nagl, G. J., Gas Technology Products Division, Merichem Chemical & Refinery Services LLC;
Niemiec, B., USFilter Gas Technology Products;
Watson, G., Anardarko Petroleum
B. Niemiec and G. J.
Nagl, USFilter Gas Technology Products,
Schaumburg, Illinois; and G. Watson
and C. Baker, Anardarko Petroleum,
Tennessee Colony, Texas
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Anadarko Petroleum operates a gas processing plant
in East Texas. Faced with the challenges of processing more
sour gas, the operating company was presented with a problem
- selecting a sulfur-recovery scheme that not only offered
high
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