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A new approach to treating shale gases

 Ralph Weiland and Nathan Hatcher, Optimized Gas Treating

2012 / Gas

Shale gas can be challenging to treat, but mass transfer rate-based simulation and appropriate tower internals can make it no harder to treat than other natural gases

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Heat exchange reforming in gas synthesis

 Henrik Surrow Larsen, Haldor Topsoe

2012 / Gas

An exchange reformer design offers a very high reforming temperature and the option to reduce primary reformer size

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Micromachined gas chromatography for gas plants

 Les Alberts, Seala Services

2012 / Gas

Onsite gas chromatography is available to troubleshoot, optimise, debottleneck and help identify energy savings in natural gas plants

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GTL adds value to gs production

 Neville Hargreaves, Oxford Catalysts Group

2012 / Gas

Distributed GTL plants could provide economic monetisation of shale gas, associated gas and stranded gas.

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Using physical solvent in multiple applications

 Jack McJannett, Dow Chemical Canada

2012 / Gas

A physical solvent's properties and versatility in a variety of flow schemes for energy-efficient gas treating in a range of applications are discussed

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Solutions for the treatment of highly sour gases

 Francois Lallemand and Gauthier Perdu, Prosernat

Cristina Maretto and Claire Weiss, Total E&P

Julia Magne-Drisch and Anne-Claire Lucquin, IFP Energies Nouvelles

2012 / Gas

Process technologies for the cost-effective treatment of natural gas with high and ultra-high acid gas content

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Combating the threat of mercury

 Michael Hayes and Katrin Akerlindh, Linde Gases

2012 / Gas

Emerging legally binding action on mercury emissions highlights the importance of monitoring and quantifying emissions from gas operations

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