The Amine Treating and Sulfur Recovery Technology training course gives gas-processing professionals the practical and technical knowledge required to manage acid gas removal effectively. It examines operations where removing hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) and carbon dioxide (CO₂) is essential to product quality, asset protection and regulatory compliance. These capabilities support the design, operation and optimisation of treating and sulfur recovery units within refineries, gas plants and petrochemical facilities. They are increasingly critical as environmental standards become more stringent.
Participants examine amine absorption and regeneration chemistry, solvent selection, circulation strategies and the operating parameters that affect overall system performance. They also learn practical approaches to preventing and resolving foaming, corrosion, degradation and heat-stable salt problems. Sulfur recovery coverage includes the Claus process and its modifications, tail gas treatment systems, recovery efficiency and compliance with environmental limits. The course builds skills and confidence in optimisation, troubleshooting, equipment behaviour and unit integration to improve treating efficiency, sulfur recovery, emissions control and plant reliability.
This Amine Treating and Sulfur Recovery Technology training course will highlight:
- Understanding amine absorption and regeneration chemistry
- Selecting solvents, circulation strategies and operating parameters
- Preventing foaming, corrosion, degradation and heat-stable salts
- Examining the Claus process and its modifications
- Applying tail gas treatment to increase recovery and meet environmental limits
- Optimising equipment performance, troubleshooting operations and integrating associated units