Due to its toxicity, the removal and constant monitoring of its concentration in plants is mandatory. A concentration of H2S gas above 100 ppm is Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health (IDLH). The poisoning happens when gas is inhaled by the respiratory tract. This gas is lethal for humans when they are exposed to concentrations larger than 1000 ppm. Concentrations around 30 ppm can cause paralysis of the sense of smell. It irritates the eyes, nose, and throat at concentrations as low as 5 ppm. When H 2s reaches the atmosphere, it is easily spread by the diffusion process in lower atmospheric layers due to its density, which is higher than airs. Hydrogen sulfide can cause issues in pipelines and other metal parts of the equipment due to its high corrosive effects. It is also a standard component in natural gas and liquid propane. Therefore, it is commonly found in all types of crude oil. Hydrogen sulfide is a product of the decay of bioorganic matter. This gas is an easily flammable and highly dangerous gas that can leave severe consequences upon human health. One of those gases is hydrogen sulfide gas. Besides GHG, there are hazardous gases that are products of the industry.

CO 2 is the most abundant GHG, and it gathers a lot of attention in the last years due to pollution and climate change.

Nowadays, all ecologically aware companies have to remove them as efficiently as possible, for the sake of the planet’s well-being. The greenhouse gases (GHS) present the danger for well being of the whole planet. 1 Amine Gas Treatment: Introduction, purpose, and benefits

Amine absorber tray efficiency