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Ethanol Producer Intro to Molecular Sieve Dehydration Units

Overview of Molecular Sieve for Ethanol Dehydration Units A quick look at what molecular sieve, why it's used, and how to avoid/identify issues during operation. Ethanol-Introduction-to-Molecular-Sieve-Dehydration-UnitsDownload
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Optimizing Dehydration Units (Vapor Phase)

Tips on Operations, Efficiency, and Capacity for Molecular Sieve Units Operating in Vapor Phase Dehydration An overview of optimization principles to help get the best performance out of dehydration units.A written...
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Fuel Ethanol Workshop (FEW) Presentation – 2019

2019 FEW Presentation Information as presented at the 2019 Fuel Ethanol Workshop (FEW). This presentation focuses on efficiency factors within the ethanol Dehydration Unit. FEW-2019smDownload
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Fuel Ethanol Workshop (FEW) Presentation 2016

2016 FEW Presentation Information as presented at the 2016 Fuel Ethanol Workshop (FEW). This presentation discusses the physical properties of molecular sieve and more. FEW 2016 Presentation FEW-2016smDownload
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Petrochemicals, Ethane, & Ethylene: Partners in the Plastic Parade

Petrochemicals, Ethane, & Ethylene: Partners in the Plastic Parade Ethane is extracted from Natural Gas, comprising from 1-6% of its volume. The majority of the remainder is methane. Ethane is also...
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Ethylene must be Pure and Dry

Ethylene must be Pure and Dry Ethylene must be pure and dry… but ironically, unsaturating olefin/paraffin molecules, is a watery, steamy business! Unfortunately, massive petrochemical molecules don’t just conveniently fall apart...
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Cracking Fossil Fuels: The Role of Molecular Sieves

Separating (cracking) useful olefins or alkynes from paraffins is the key to profitability in this industry; however, it is constrained by the immense costs. The single most produced organic chemical worldwide...
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Fracking Gas: The Role of Molecular Sieves

For humans, dehydration is a very bad thing, but for Natural Gas (methane), nothing could be better! Natural Gas cannot be overloaded with water vapor because that adds unnecessary weight (mass)...
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