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Title: Living With High Concentrations Of Hydrogen Sulfide
Author: Seth T. Roberson
Source: 1982 Gulf Coast Measurement Short Course (Now called ASGMT)
Year Published: 1982
Abstract: NGO receives a stream of 90 - 98% H S from the nearby Exxon Refinery. The H S comes from the processing of sour crude oil. Specifically, the process is known as hydro-desulfurization. As the first process at the refinery, the entire crude oil stream is passed over a heated catalyst bed and all of the sulfur compounds in the crude oil Is converted to H S and the corresponding olefins. The trapped gasses, including H S and the lighter olefins, are then contacted witn some type of an amine solution. The H S is absorbed in the amine and the lighter olefins continue through the absorbing amine solution for further processing.

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