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STUDY OF THE PROCESS OF USING MEMBRANE FILTERS IN THE PURIFICATION OF THERMOSTABLE SALTS CONTAINING MDEA

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Scientific and technical journal "Digital Technologies in Industry"

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The installation for absorption gas purification ASO-2 from high-sulfur gases, which is at the disposal of the Shortan oil and gas department, is presented to remove thermostable salt ions contained in the methyldiethanolamine solution and restore the sorbent properties of the sorbent. It is known that an increase in thermally stable salts in the composition of amine solutions leads to a loss of sorbent absorption capacity, contamination and corrosion, so their removal is very important for a more efficient process. The removal of thermostable salts from MDEA solution using membrane filters was analyzed to reduce their amount.

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O.Bozorov

Iqtisodiyot va pedagogika universiteti

I.Anvarova

Qarshi muhandislik-iqtisodiyot instituti

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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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