"Basics" of Acidic Heat Stable Amine Salts: Part 2

[@johngreen4625]

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[@redwineify]

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[@wavada87]

A view on caustic verse ammonia addition on the quench tower would be great!

[@historyclasses104]

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[@anastasiyashutova137]

Thank you so much for useful information and nice presentation! Can you please also make a video about bicine in amine units. Where it from and how manage to operate unit with bicine corrosion

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[@ahmedal-balushi6179]

In our plant, we are using MDEA and some times the Demin water make up to amine reflux is slightly acid around 5.5 and after 4 years some lines started to corrode and we found pin holes, do you think this HSAS is built up due to water ph?

[@aliamirov28]

Thank you!

[@M.ChadikAnis]

if the HSAS content increases, it will cause the Hydrocarbon in CO2 Venting to also increase. My question is whether HSAS can cause an increase in the solubility of Hydrocarbons in amine solutions?

[@jokonurulfatoni8244]

Can high HSAS cause loss of Hydro carbon in the vents?

[@miguelmorales8278]

Thank you for the valuable information. Can you share with us some references to go deeper into the subject?