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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.

  • Количество прочтений 65
  • Дата публикации 27-06-2024
  • Язык статьиO'zbek
  • Страницы119-127
Ўзбек

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.

Русский

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.

English

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.

№ Имя автора Должность Наименование организации
1 Bozorov O.N. Professor Iqtisodiyot va pedagogika universiteti
2 Anvarova I.A. Assistent Qarshi muhandislik-iqtisodiyot instituti
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