MDEA TARKIBIDAGI TERMIK BARQAROR TUZLARNI TOZALASHDA MIMBRANALI FILTRLARDAN FOYDALANISH JARAYONINI TADQIQ ETISH

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MDEA TARKIBIDAGI TERMIK BARQAROR TUZLARNI TOZALASHDA MIMBRANALI FILTRLARDAN FOYDALANISH JARAYONINI TADQIQ ETISH

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Sho‘rtan neft gaz boshqarmasi tasarrufidagi gazlarni nordon gazlardan absorbsion tozalash qurilmasi ASO-2 qurilmasi metildietanolamin eritmasi tarkibidagi termobarqaror tuz ionlarini olib tashlash va absorbentni sorbentlik xossalarini tiklash taqdim etilgan. Ma’lumki aminli eritmalar tarkibida termik barqaror tuzlarning ortishi, sorbentning yutish qobilyatining yo‘qotilishi, ifloslanish va korroziyaga olib keladi, shuning uchun ularni olib tashlash jarayonning yanada samarali ishlashi uchun juda muhimdir. MDEA eritmasidagi termik barqaror tuzlardan tozalashda membranali filtrlardan foydalangan holda, ularning miqdorini kamaytirishda tahlil qilingan.

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# aminlarni tozalash# salbiy yuzaga ega membrana# termostabil tuzlarni olib tashla# aminlarni olib tashlash# nanofiltratsiya membranasi# очистка аминов# мембрана с отрицательной поверхн# удаление термостабильных солей# удаление аминов# нанофильтрационная мембрана# amine puriﬁcation# negative surface membrane# heat stable salt sremoval# amine rejection# nanoﬁltration membrane

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