Glycol Dehydration Process Part 1
Most glycol dehydration processes are continuous. That is, gas and glycol flow continuously through a vessel (the “contactor” or “absorber”) where they come in contact and the glycol absorbs the water. The glycol flows from the contactor to a “reboiler” (sometimes called “reconcentrator” or “regenerator”1) where the water is removed or “stripped” from the glycol… Read More »