Amine Sweeteners

Fenix offers efficient and cost-effective amine sweeteners to remove acidic gases like h2s, so2 and co2 from sour gas and other hydrocarbon streams to make them fit for all downstream processing operation. Usually n-methyl diethanolamine is used as the sweetening agent and the same is used by us.
Most popular and widely used simulation package 'aspenplus' helps us designing highly efficient amine sweeteners.
Acid-containing sour gas stream enters the bottom of the amine seetener while pre-cooled lean amine is fed from the top for countercurrent extraction of acid gases. Sweet gas, free of acids, comes out from the top of the column. The acid-rich amine solution leaving the bottom of the column is hot due to exothermic chemical reactions for absorbing the acid gases. This acid-rich liquid is led to a surge drum where desorption of hydrocarbon from the amine solution takes place leaving behind acid-containing amine. Amine regenerator strips the acid gases and the amine so obtained is recycled back to amine sweetener after cooling.
Other information:
pay mode terms: lc (letter of credit)
minimum order quantity: one set
port of dispatch: mumbai
production capacity: 200 tpa
delivery time: 12 weeks
packaging details: international standard
warranty: process performance for 6 months