Dual Bed Adsorption System Removes Contaminants From LNG

Nov 7, 2010 - Publication Date: September 13, 1971. Copyright © 1971 American Chemical Society. ACS Chem. Eng. News Archives. First Page Image...
0 downloads 0 Views 232KB Size
DAVISON

CHEMICAL NEWS/SCOPE GRACE DAVISON CHEMICAL

ADSORBENTS · PETROLEUM CATALYSTS · INDUSTRIAL & CUSTOM CATALYSTS · PIGMENTS & ADDITIVES · RARE EARTHS

Dual Bed Adsorption System Removes Contaminants From LNG New Technical Brochure Describes Welland Aluminum Chloride To enlarge upon its reputation as the world's foremost manufacturer of catalysts, Davison now markets Welland anhydrous aluminum chlo­ ride on a worldwide scale. Davison's new brochure describing Welland anhydrous aluminum chlo­ ride discusses this unique catalyst system in a number of applications. It also presents the total back-up technical resources available to Davison's customers. The brochure details packaging

configurations and shipping, and con­ tains a section on the safety and han­ dling of anhydrous aluminum chloride. For your copy of this compre­ hensive technical brochure, simply mail the coupon below.

W. R. Grace & Co. Davison Chemical Division, Dept. B091 101 N. Charles Street Baltimore, Maryland 21203 Please send me: Π Anhydrous Aluminum Chloride Brochure D Grade 03 Silica Gel Data Π 13Χ Molecular Sieve Data

High use periods of natural gas, espe­ cially during the winter months, place heavy peak load requirements upon suppliers. To solve this problem with­ out expanding their facilities, many natural gas suppliers are now utiliz­ ing peak shaving operations. Such an operation is the Lowell Gas Co.'s plant in Tewksbury, Massachusetts. Designed and built by Envirogenics Co., a division of Aerojet-General, this plant takes advantage of low de­ mand periods to compress and refrig­ erate natural gas into a liquid which can be stored in a smaller volume and then pumped and vaporized during high use periods to "shave" the "peak" load requirements. Davison Chemical worked with Envirogenics Co. to design a series adsorption system for the removal of water and CO2 from the gas. The high adsorptive capacity of Grade 03 silica gel removes large quan­ tities of dissolved water from the gas to meet the low dew point require­ ments necessary for liquefaction. After the gas enters the liquid phase, Davison 13X molecular sieves are used to remove the CO2 from the LNG prior to storage. Through this dual-bed system of Davison high capacity Grade 03 silica gel and 13X molecular sieves for moisture and CO2 removal, Lowell Gas utilizes the best properties of each adsorbent in an efficient removal of contaminants from natural gas.

C&EN SEPT. 13, 1971

Structure adjacent to Lowell plant houses water and carbon dioxide removal units.

-Title-

Name. CompanyAddress

City CIRCLE 57 ON READER SERVICE CARD

22

If your problem is adsorption, why not put Davison's 50 years of experi­ ence in adsorption technology to work for you? For more information, simply send us the coupon. Or call us —in Baltimore at (301) 727-3900; in Houston at (713) 526-1456.

-State.

-Zip_