Site specific needs affect process choices for H2S abatement in geothermal power plants
Site specific needs affect process choices for H2S abatement in geothermal power plants
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1988-10
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Kenny, K.A.
Bacon, T.R.
Kirby, L.H.
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Dow Chemical Company U.S.A.
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The abatement of hydrogen sulfide in geothermal power plants has under gone considerable change in recent years. More stringent regulatory requirements for H2S abatement have increased costs. This paper will review the history of abatement technology, discuss the effect of operating conditions on the requirements for abatement processes, review process choices for both primary and secondary abatement, and provide two case examples of the economics of the Dow Chemical Company's GAS/SPEC RT-2 technology and the SulFerox* Technology (1,2,3).
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geothermal power plants,
Hydrogen sulfide--Environmental aspects,
Geothermal power plants--Environmental aspects,
Geothermal resources--Environmental aspects,
Air quality--Hawaii,
Geothermal resources--Economic aspects--Hawaii,
Geothermal resources--Finance--Hawaii
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Kenny KA, Bacon TR, Kirby LH. 1988. Site specific needs affect process choices for H2S abatement in geothermal power plants. Freeport (TX): The Dow Chemical Company U.S.A.
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13 pages
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