Experimental Investigation of Natural Gas Sweetening Process Using Piperazine-Activated Methyldiethanolamine Solution
Abstract
The paper presents an experimental design and data collection method for investigating the relationship between electrical conductivity and concentration with operational variables such as temperature, pressure, amine circulation rate, pH, and CO
Keywords
Piperazine-Activated Methyldiethanolamine; CO
References
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