May 2001
Special Report: Gas Processing Developments
Remove H2S and C1 - C4 from HDS recycle streams
Nonaqueous sulfur recovery techniques also reduce hydrogen losses
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The Authors
DeBerry, D. W. - CrystaTech, Inc., Austin, Texas
DeBerry, K. E. - CrystaTech, Inc., Seattle, Washington
McIntush, K. - Trimeric Corp., Buda, Texas
Ken McIntush, P.E., is a practicing chemical engineer and President of Trimeric Corp. He has about 30 yr of varied process engineering experience serving clients in many different industries, including oil refining and upstream oil and gas. Mr. McIntush’s responsibilities include technology screening studies, troubleshooting, debottlenecking and other projects. He earned a BS degree in chemical engineering from Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas.
Newcomer, R. M. - Williams Alaska Petroleum Inc., Anchorage, Alaska
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