Regeneration of natural gas dehydration unit
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Which colleague is an expert in the regeneration of natural gas dehydration units? I am designing a molecular sieve for natural gas dehydration, and I have some doubts regarding the choice between heating regeneration and mild heat regeneration. What are the key points in the design of recycled gas? There seems to be little information on the method of microheat regeneration; if any exists, could you share it? Thank you.
Hehe, I work in this area of design, so we can communicate. By the way, what do you mean by \"micro-thermal regeneration\"? It’s the first time I’ve heard of it being useful in natural gas dehydration
There are generally three methods for the dehydration and regeneration of natural gas molecular sieves: low-pressure dry gas regeneration, high-pressure dry gas regeneration, and high-pressure wet gas regeneration. Among them, high-pressure wet gas regeneration is the most challenging, as it involves high pressure and high regeneration temperatures. To date, I have only seen one example of its successful application, and that was only after some modifications were made to meet the design parameters.