Sour gas treating

S.A. Newman, Acid and Sour Gas Treating Processes , Gulf, Houston, 1985, Ch. 20. 

B. Sour gas treating involves the removal of the acid gas components CO2 and H2S from natural gas. Most ways of doing this involve water solutions. Treating is normally at near ambient temperatures and at pressures to 7100 kPa (70 Atm). The treating of high acid gas content natural gas is becoming more important as the value of natural gas increases. 

D. Seddon, Gas Usage and Value , PennWeU, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 2006 S. A. Newman (ed.) Acid and Sour Gas Treating Processes , Gulf Publishing, Houston, Texas, 1985... 

In addition to oxygen and carbon dioxide, gases for which carrier-mediated transport has been demonstrated include carbon monoxide (10), nitric oxide (11), sulfur dioxide (12) and ethylene (13). A system Involving simultaneous transport of carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide, with potential applications to sour gas treating (14) is discussed in some detail below. 

Bucklin RW, Schnedel RL. Comparison of physical solvents used for gas processing. In Newman SA, editor. Acid and sour gas treating processes. Houston, TX, USA Gulf Publishing Company 1985. 

Rice, R. D., and Busa, J. V., 1985, Chapter 28 in Acid and Sour Gas Treating Processes, S. A. Newman, Ed., Gulf Publishing Company, Houston, TX. 

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