Removal of iron sulfide particles from alkanolamine solutions

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Ion exchange or selective sorption

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210660, B01D 1500

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051906627

ABSTRACT:
Aqueous alkanolamine solution containing iron sulfide particles is passed through a bed of contact materials having openings greater than the size of the iron sulfide particles and the iron sulfide particles adhere to the contact material. The contact material is regenerated to sequentially remove alkanolamine and iron sulfide particles by contacting it with water.

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