B-Chem: Non-Triazine Based H2S Scavengers
Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) scavenging is the process of removing H2S from natural gas streams to maintain pipeline integrity and safety. Bold’s proprietary chemical, SGT-281, is our marquee non-triazine based scavenger, and we also offer two other non-triazine based solutions, FEC-50 and FEC-70. Similarly, Bold provides an H2S liquid scavenger to treat H2S found in produced oil, FEC-40. Bold provides a full-service solution using all scavengers with Bold’s B-Treat equipment, or the scavengers can also be utilized with customer owned equipment.
How it Works
H2S rich gas enters a contact tower where it flows through a fluid bed of SGT-281, FEC-50, or FEC-70. The treated gas stream exits the contact tower and flows into a spent solution scrubber where spent chemical is dropped out and the sweet gas exits the gas outlet. The non-hazardous spent chemical is sent through a common or dedicated facility drain line.
Our oil scavenging solution, FEC-40, is typically used in a direct injection method, where chemical is pumped into the production separators at the facility.
The Bold Advantage
Capabilities
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- Utilizes a cloud-based platform to remotely monitor operations providing real time data, alarms, and reporting
- More efficient operations by diagnosing alarms and the health of the units before going to location
- Improved safety and reduced man hours on location
- Improved efficiency over conventional chemicals
- Reliable logistics and storage solutions
Environmental Impact
- Environmentally friendly, non-hazardous H2S scavenger chemical as compared to triazine and other granular scavangers
- Safe by-product for ease of disposal
