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Pressure reduction, flashing, nitrogen stripping.
Reduced pressure, flashing, and nitrogen stripping – these are typical processes for low-temperature methanol washing; of course, it is also possible to use methods such as reduced pressure, heating, and distillation!
Depressurization, flashing, nitrogen stripping, etc
Methanol-rich fluid that has absorbed carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and carbon disulfide is regenerated through (decompression), (flash evaporation), and (stripping) methods to recover the cold energy for reuse.
Methanol-rich fluid that has absorbed carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and sulfur oxides is regenerated through (decompression), (flash evaporation), and (nitrogen stripping) methods to recover the cooling energy for reuse.