Modelling and Optimization of Natural Gas Sweetening Unit Using 
Piperazine-Activated Methyldiethanolamine as Solvent

Uche Noel P. Ajie Emeka J. Okafor; Dulu Appah

doi:https://doi.org/10.56201/ijemt.v10.no3.2024.pg112.128

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Modelling and Optimization of Natural Gas Sweetening Unit Using Piperazine-Activated Methyldiethanolamine as Solvent

Uche Noel P. Ajie Emeka J. Okafor and Dulu Appah

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A kinetic model for prediction and performance optimization of an 80-barg high pressure, high capacity, natural gas sweetening columns using the electrical conductivity properties (in conjunction with other process datasets such as concentration, circulation rate, pH, temperature, pressure, and CO

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Natural gas sweetening; kinetic modelling; electrical conductivity effect; Piperazine- Activated Methyldiethanolamine.

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Modelling and Optimization of Natural Gas Sweetening Unit Using Piperazine-Activated Methyldiethanolamine as Solvent

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