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Molecular Gate® - Carbon Dioxide Removal Systems, C02 Removal Systems
C02 Removal Studies & Info
• Case study: Molecular Gate® at Tidelands Oil Production Facility
• Production of Pipeline-Quality Natural Gas with
The Molecular Gate CO2 Removal Process
• Coal Bed Methane Upgrading Technical Paper
• Molecular Gate® Estimate Request
• Molecular Gate® CO2 Removal "SPEC Plant" datasheet
• Molecular Gate® Presentation on CO2 Removal
| Further Information: If you would like an evaluation of how the Molecular Gate technology can solve your gas treatment needs simply complete and fax back the Estimate Request Form or contact Michael Mitariten at 908-752-6420 or by email mike@moleculargate.com. |
An alternative to amines and membrane treating
With thousands of systems in operation, amine treating units are the well proven market solution for CO2 removal, and membrane unit acceptance continues to grow. To these historical routes the Molecular Gate system for CO2 removal is a new option for gas treating.
The Molecular Gate system fits in the gas treating spectrum where site specific drivers exist. These generally include the local use for relatively low quality fuel – since a portion of the feed hydrocarbons are lost with the rejected CO2 a use for this tail gas is a requirement. This requirement also pushes the technology to feeds with lower CO2 levels such that this tail gas is of high enough quality to be uses as fuel.
One example of production with high fuel demands is coal bed methane – where the need for feed compression leads to a home for the tail gas.
As compared to amine plus glycol systems the Molecular Gate system can have the advantages of removing water along with the CO2 thus saving the need for a separate dehydration unit. And unlike membranes the adsorbent is robust and with the prevention of liquid carryover does not degrade.