The acid gas removal unit and the sulfur recovery unit (SRU) are expensive and interdependent units necessary for meeting product specifications and emission regulations. With Aspen HYSYS® V9, you can use a single solution to consider all of the interdependencies of these two units with the most trusted solutions in process engineering.

This “getting started” guide covers the process of creating a new case for Acid Gas Cleaning, setting up component lists and fluid packages, and working in the simulation environment to build the model. It is not meant to be a standalone reference document. Knowledge of Aspen HYSYS V10 is assumed for this guide.

Read how experienced engineering service provider, Bilfinger, has been able to design entire gas processing projects, including new innovations such as acid gas cleaning and relief valve sizing, all within the comprehensive Aspen HYSYS engineering environment, faster and with optimal process selections.

Aspen HYSYS has several options available for modeling pipes and pipelines. Use these approaches, correlations and analysis tools in Aspen HYSYS to solve problems around pipe flow hydraulics and optimize flow and uptime. This Top 8 Questions document recommends best practices from our technical experts.

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Craig MacKay of the Xodus Group shares his take on the tricks, the value and the future of dynamic modeling.

Learn about the underlying technology and validation results for the Acid Gas - Physical Solvents Property Package in Aspen HYSYS used for physical solvents in gas-liquid systems, specifically DEPG.

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Learn how modeling batch distillation processes within Aspen Plus can put your organization on the innovation fast track. With powerful capabilities for reaction modeling and visual insights into column performance, Aspen Plus enables you to quickly and intuitively maximize distillation equipment effectiveness and reduce batch cycle time.

With the right software technology infrastructure in place, upstream companies can reduce costs by 50 percent or more.