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Refineries have unique challenges dealing with hydrogen sulfide at many points along
the process. Depending on the needs of the refinery, Heliodor Solutions systems
can be placed in permanent operation, as temporary backup during turnarounds or
maintenance outages of a primary H2S removal system, or as permanent backup in the event of process
upsets that would cause permit violations or excess H2S in the fuel gas stream.
Some examples of potential
uses for the Heliodor Solutions system within a refinery include:
- Temporary treatment of off-gas
from:
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Crude Unit
- Hydrotreater
- Hydrocracker
- Catalytic Cracking Unit
- Coker
- Platformer
- Saturates Gas Plant
- Tail Gas Treatment Unit temporary replacement
- Vapor Recovery Systems
- Sour Water Stripper Gas
- Wastewater Treatment Plant Off-Gas
- Polishing of amine unit gas sent to
third party customers for use as fuel gas
Refinery personnel choose Heliodor
Solutions because we provide:
- H2S removal
consistently to 0%, no matter how high the H2S levels
in the raw natural gas
- Selectivity for H2S ensuring
efficient chemical consumption
- Flexibility to place systems at multiple
sites within the refinery
- Inexpensive, readily available capital
equipment
- Quick system design and installation
- Ability to store the HS-1500 chemical
solution on site for over one year without product degradation
- Nonhazardous spent solution that allows
for multiple disposal options, including on-site wastewater treatment plant or nonhazardous
injection wells
- Ability to filter out elemental sulfur
Refinery operators prefer Heliodor
Solutions hydrogen sulfide removal systems for several reasons, including:
- Rapid changeout of spent solution for
fresh HS-1500 solution, without operator contact or heavy equipment
- Predictable run times
- Effective operation in high and low
pressure environments
- Effective operation across a broad range
of H2S concentrations
- Process operates unattended except for
chemical changeout
- Efficient operation over a wide temperature
range
- Minimal pressure drop through the treatment
vessel
- Systems can be designed for continuous
operation
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