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Mono Ethylen Glycol (MEG)

Natural gas pipelines buried deep below sea level face extreme conditions such as freezing temperatures, salt water and corrosion. To ensure smooth and efficient gas transportation, mono ethylene glycol (MEG) is added to the natural gas. An innovative aspect of this process involves using a separator centrifuge to purify the MEG, enabling it to be reused continuously without losing its effectiveness.

Mono Ethylen Glycol (MEG)
Flow chart_MEG particle_removal

Achieving MEG treatment goals with centrifuges

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