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Discussion on dry gas recovery methods

2018-03-29View Original

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The processes that have been used for the recovery of C3C4 components from dry gas include ammonia-pressure deep cooling as well as stabilization treatment through absorption and desorption. I’m wondering if there are any other methods; also, which of these two methods is more cost-effective?
Reply #22018-03-29
Cryogenic methods achieve higher recovery rates, but they also consume more energy.
Reply #32018-03-30
In terms of recovery efficiency and energy consumption, the absorption process is more efficient and reasonable, with better stability. Comparisons were also made in some of our propylene-propane recovery projects, where the recovery efficiency was significantly higher.

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