Amine solution concentration during H2S removal

2017-10-30 View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-8-9 at 09:23. For the process of removing H2S, the concentration of amine solution and the hydrogen sulfide content in the depleted solution are both measured using online detection methods. From what we know so far, laboratory analysis is used for such measurements; have you considered employing online detection methods for control purposes?

Reply #2 2017-10-30

How is online detection technology implemented?

Reply #3 2017-11-16

It mainly depends on the price; ordinary online instruments are not cheap, and the analysis is usually done only once a week, so the possibility of using online analysis is very low!

Reply #4 2017-11-17

Hello, would it be convenient for you to provide your WeChat or email address so we can discuss this further?

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