Pipeline & Terminal Solutions
H2S & Mercaptan Treatment
Hydrogen sulfide and mercaptan scavengers are evaluated for treatment of specific sulfur species in hydrocarbon streams. Selection depends on the contaminants present, the fuel or process fluid, and the handling of reaction products.
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Application and function
Scavenger chemistry reacts with targeted sulfur species. Suitable formulations and reaction-product behavior depend on the stream and treatment conditions. Treatment of hydrogen sulfide or mercaptans does not represent removal of all sulfur from the fuel.
Applications can include refined fuels, crude oil and heavier hydrocarbon streams where supported by the selected formulation’s data. Downstream compatibility is part of the selection review.
Information for selection
- Measured hydrogen sulfide and mercaptan content
- Stream composition, temperature and water content
- Contact time, mixing and injection conditions
- Downstream limits, separation arrangements and reaction-product handling
Evaluate the response
Test representative samples to establish the response. Review the target sulfur species and relevant fuel-quality measures, such as copper corrosion, together with changes in solids or phase behavior.
Use analytical verification of treatment; odor alone is not a verification method. Handling should follow the selected formulation’s safety documentation and site procedures.
Discuss product selection
Share the application, operating conditions and requirements that matter to your evaluation. Product-specific properties, use guidance and handling information are provided in the relevant product data sheet and safety data sheet.
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