Shell Webinar: Enhancing Gas Processing Performance By Unlocking Absorber Column Capacity
Published by Todd Bush on March 12, 2025
We are excited to invite you to our next webinar: Enhancing gas processing performance by unlocking absorber column capacity.
As gas processing plant operators work to maximise capacity, efficiency and reduce emissions, optimising existing assets remains a top priority.
If you’re an operator with an existing acid gas removal unit (AGRU) or you employ triethylene glycol (TEG) dehydration, Shell Turbo Technologies (STT) offer a novel, top-tier solution that can allow you to boost gas processing capacity by as much as 50%.
So, if you’re looking to increase the throughput of your absorber column but feel like you’ve reached capacity, or you want to process increasingly contaminated feeds, maximise capital efficiency or meet stricter product specifications, STT could be a game changer.
Join us in this webinar as we explore how STT’s innovative technology can:
- unlock 1.5× processing capacity for AGRU and TEG applications;
- significantly reduce operating costs for brownfield applications; and
- offer a quick and cost-effective turnkey solution.
Join moderator Justin Swain, Strategic Marketing Manager - Gas Processing Technologies at Shell Catalysts & Technologies, in conversation with Anh Do, Licensing Technology Manager - Shell Turbo Technology, to discover how you can optimise gas processing capacity, reduce operating costs and enhance efficiency.
Date:
Thursday, 27 March 2024
Time:
9:00am CST
If you cannot attend the live webinar, presentation files and an on-demand video recording of the webinar will be sent after the event.
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