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ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ ПРОЦЕССА ПРИМЕНЕНИЯ МЕМБРАННЫХ ФИЛЬТРОВ ПРИ ОЧИСТКЕ ТЕРМОСТАБИЛЬНЫХ СОЛЕЙ, СОДЕРЖАЩИХ МДЭА

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Представлена установка абсорбционной очистки газа АСО-2 от высокосернистых газов, находящаяся в распоряжении Шортанского нефте-газового управления для удаления термостабильных ионов солей, содержащихся в растворе метилдиэтаноламина, и восстановления сорбентных свойств сорбента. Известно, что увеличение термически стабильных солей в составе растворов аминов приводит к потере поглотительной способности сорбента, загрязнению и коррозии, поэтому их удаление очень важно для более эффективного проведения процесса. Проанализировано удаление термостабильных солей из раствора МДЭА с помощью мембранных фильтров на предмет снижения их количества.

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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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