MEDA decarbonization technology

2011-10-10View Original

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There are some domestic manufacturers that offer MEDA decarbonization processes, but their offerings do not meet the customer’s requirements. Overseas options such as BASF’s MDEA are viable, yet customers consider the cost to be too high. Is there anyone among you who has information on this topic? !

Reply #22011-10-10

There are many such discussions on the forum; search for them by yourself. Indeed, there are quite a lot of them

Reply #32011-10-11

Thank you to the moderator for the reply; I did manage to find some useful information. I hope to find a final solution as soon as possible

Reply #42011-10-12

You should be able to find a lot of the information you’re looking for. It’s a great platform where everyone helps one another

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